BPP University Undergraduate Prospectus 2014/2015 Sept 2014/2015 | Page 28

Your student experience. Going to university for the first time can be a daunting experience. New people, new environments, new ways of working. Getting used to student life brings about its own unique challenges. With all this and so much more to discover and do, your studies are just one of the many things you need to think about. Luckily, for those learning at BPP University, there’s support and advice from day one in the form of our Student Advisers. This friendly and clued-up team is on hand to provide help and advice whenever it’s needed to ensure you can concentrate on your course. From pastoral care, to giving financial advice, to providing assistance with any learning issues. Finally, no matter what the area of concern, BPP Student Advisers provide their services in complete confidence. Student Advisers can give advice and information on: • Academic processes •  ccommodation and housing A •  dditional support for students with learning A difficulties or disabilities • Counselling services • Finance • International student support • Local area information • Learning support • Local faith/prayer services •  egistering with doctors and dentists R •  ravel and transport T •  elfare and many other issues students face W Katarina Taylor LLB (Hons) student 28 [email protected] Learning support at BPP University We ask all students to tell us about any learning difficulty, disability or health concerns as soon as possible so that our Learning Support team can plan for your studies and make any adjustments well in advance. We will only use this information to plan for your studies. Our experienced team offers a wide range of support for sensory impairment, mobility difficulty, ADHD, Asperger, mental health or a specific learning difficulty such as dyslexia or dyspraxia and much more. For more information, please Email: [email protected] or ‘visit us’ online at www.bpp.com/disabilitysupport www.bpp.com/undergraduate [phone]