How to Access Your School’s Disability Resources

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How to Access Your School’s Disability Resources

Disability is a broad term – it can range from physical disabilities, learning disabilities, and mental health, that all can negatively affects a student’s education. Asking for help in a university setting can be daunting, so here are some tips on how to make that process a little easier. 1. Go to Your School’s Access […]

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