The best experience was the beautiful lady that advised me to do this The worst is that I will never see her again

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Support from tutors was incredible, on BA and MA. The university does need to be more disabled friendly - the techs were amazing and so helpful , however they support 5 years of students (BA/MA) - disabled students would greatly benefit from specific assistance to help make physical work. Perhaps this is something the DSA need to implement

I have wildly fluctuating energy levels due to disability and the team were fantastic in enabling me to learn, and have access to the library. Due to the library building being a ptsd trigger, they used to bring books to me on campus, to avoid me from being exposed to a trigger. All course materials were available online after seminars, I had a note taker in addition - all this meant I could take in the material in my own time. I would attend seminars but get exhausted and note take it all in, so these things meant that I could properly research and get the best out of the course, and myself. The tutors worked hard to make if possible for me to achieve the best I could, around the limitations of my body.