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   How do I apply to study at Cambridge if I'm disabled?

   • If you're about to start your course, go to the ADRC website to: We welcome you to apply to study at Cambridge if you are disabled. We are committed to supporting disabled students - around 20% of our undergraduates have a disability.

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   Do you support students with a disability?

   • We are committed to supporting disabled students - around 20% of our undergraduates have a disability. This includes students with: We encourage you to come along to an open day to visit your College, department or faculty before you apply. This is the best way to check where they're located and that they can meet your needs.

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   How do I tell the accessibility & Disability Resource Centre (ADRC) about disability?

   • Use this Student Information Form to tell the Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre (ADRC) about: Check what is covered by the term disability. Please provide as many details as you can as it will help us arrange your support. Examples of documents and evidence you could share with us: Check what we accept as evidence.

   Tell us about your disability | University of Cambridge

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   What if I have a specific accessibility request for college accommodation?

   • If you have any specific accessibility requests related to College accommodation you will need to contact your College directly to discuss this. It is important that you contact your College as soon as possible. Next, please upload your supporting documents and evidence. One file only. 2 MB limit. Allowed types: pdf, doc, docx, jpg, jpeg, png.

   Tell us about your disability | University of Cambridge

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   What is the application process like if I'm disabled?

   • Our application process is fair, accessible and inclusive. If you're disabled, your application will be assessed in the same way as any other application. Please let us know about your disability in your UCAS application. You can also tell us about your disability at the end of the My Cambridge Application and in the Extenuating Circumstances Form.

   Support for disabled students - Undergraduate Study

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   What if I disclose my disability in my UCAS application?

   • Contact us if you’d like to see the course pages in alternative format. If you disclose your disability in you UCAS application, our ADRC team will get in touch with you before you start the course. If you're about to start your course, go to the ADRC website to: We welcome you to apply to study at Cambridge if you are disabled.

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   Use our online Student Information Form to tell us about your disability so that our Accessibility, Disability and Resource Centre can recommend support for you.

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     We welcome you to apply to study at Cambridge if you are...

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   They provide advice and resources, write your Student Support Document with you, help you with Disabled Students’ Allowance, and generally look after your needs as a disabled student at Cambridge. Get a disability Advisor and Student Support Document: Sign up with the Disability Resource Centre!

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   We welcome you to apply to study at Cambridge if you are disabled. We are committed to supporting disabled students - around 20% of our undergraduates have a disability. This includes students with: Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder – ADHD. Autism.

5. www.cambridgesu.co.uk › resources › guidesDISABLED STUDENTS' 101 GUIDE - Cambridge Students' Union

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   Disabled Students' Officer, 2021-22 The Disabled 101 Guide is the starting point for everything you need to know about disability at Cambridge. DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE

6. www.disability.admin.cam.ac.uk › how-get-supportHow to get advice and support from us | Accessibility and ...

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   If you're a disabled student, or feel you may have a disability. Tell us about your disability in our online Student Information Form. One of our advisers will contact you to discuss it. We'll recommend support that's specific to you, based on your disability and the course you’re studying.

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   You'll get a Student Support Document (SSD) from the Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre (ADRC) if you tell us about your disability or long term medical condition, and you require support or access arrangements.

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   As a disabled student, you may be entitled to specific support that will enable you to have equal access to studies as your non-disabled peers. For education-specific support you will usually go to the Disability Resource Centre, who will through various funds be able to cover most if not all your academic support costs while studying at Cambridge.