1. All you need to know about the DSA (Disabled Student’s Allowance)
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4. You may be fine in your studies here but find that your HE course is a real struggle. Should that be the case, your new college or university will be able to assess you to see if there is anything they can offer to make your studying easier. If you already know you qualify for the DSA and are going on to study at HE we need to see you again to make sure we have sufficient evidence for you to receive the DSA. Contact Jennie in the Learner Services Office to make an appointment. Next Steps
5. For information on the government’s website please click on this link: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/DisabledPeople/EducationAndTraining/HigherEducation/DG_10034898 Link
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