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We offer a professional, independent, confidential, and non-judgemental service. We provide support and representation to help you resolve your problems. we offer advice on:
Extenuating circumstances
Complaints
General misconduct (e.g. bullying)
Academic misconduct (e.g. plagiarism)
Fitness to practice
Contract checking
Landlord disputes
Finding a replacement tenant
Issues with Student Finance
Financial Assisstance Fund
How to budget
Check out these Advice stats!
(From the beginning of July 2021 to end of June 2022)
“Willing to listen and prompt to respond to emails. I felt well represented throughout my case and reassured at all times. Excellent support with emotional well-being”
“The adviser I spoke to was very informative and very supportive. I have had 5 weeks of serious worrying and I felt very eased by the responses I got”
82% of students surveyed felt our Advice Team helped them progress or remain on their course 95% of students surveyed would recommend us to a friend
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