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YSJ has specialist disability practitioners. When you start here, they create a "learning adjustment plan" for you. This can include modifications to assessments to make them more accessible, extensions, extra time or rest breaks in exams, using a computer in exams, and so much more. // Link to Disability Support
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The early start programme! This is a program that allows students who might need a more supported start to university, start a few days before everyone ese. This way you can get used to the campus whilst it is still quiet. // Transitioning to University Page
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The support networks - we have two student networks, run by students, for students. The one I'd highlight here is the disabled students network - this is a social support group, they hold study nights, accessible social events, and more. You can find their page on Instagram for more info (@ysjdsn)
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