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Combining studies with parenting responsibilities can be challenging, however the University has many ways to support all students to achieve their full potential.
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We use the SEAtS app to monitor attendance across our classes to help you get the best outcomes. Find out how to get the app and use it to show you have attended your classes.
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Transferring course is probably more common than you would think. Whether a transfer is possible depends on several factors, and there’s a lot for you to consider.
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You can self-certify, without seeing a doctor, for the first 7 days of an absence. You may need this form as evidence for mitigating circumstances, or for absence reporting.
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End of semester examinations, resits, and results are handled by Registry. Find out when and where your exams are, and when and how you will get your results.
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Leaving your studies early can be a big step. There’s support available to help you make the best decision and point you in the right direction.
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The William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program offers Direct Loans to eligible students and parents to help pay for the cost of a student's education. The lender is the U.S. Department of Education, though you may deal with a different agency as your loan servicer.
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Guidance for staff regarding the provision of exam support for students with a disability.
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How to get counselling support if you a student or member of staff.
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The University is committed to supporting students with a background in care, have caring responsibilities, or who are estranged, find out what personal and financial support is available.
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Find out how to inform us about your disability, and what to do if you have already made your application
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Guidance for international students returning to the University of Dundee from overseas.
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If you live further away from our campus, such as on the outskirts of Dundee, or commute from Fife, Angus, or further, you will still be able to participate fully in University life.
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Get dyslexia support if you are a student including specialist dyslexia tuition and dyslexia screening.
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Get help with finance, funding, and adjusting to university life if you are a mature student.
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The Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA) is a supplementary allowance available to UK domiciled students who incur additional expenditure because of their disability while undertaking a full-time higher education course.