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Find out what studying style works best for you, where you can study on campus and how to get support when you need it.
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Find out about bursaries, accommodation support, financial assistance, wellbeing support and personalised advice available for Care Leaver and Care Experienced students at Herts.
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Student Success offers advice, financial support, opportunities and tailored guidance for care experienced, estranged, young carer, refugee, Gypsy, Roma and Traveller students, and students eligible for the UH Bursary.
Support for estranged students
Find out what support is available if you are an estranged student, including financial support, accommodation, dedicated advice and year-round support from the Student Success team.
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.If you have refugee status or another eligible immigration status, you may be able to access personalised support, a bursary, financial assistance and guidance through Student Success.
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If you care for a family member, friend or someone with a disability, health condition or addiction, you may be eligible for specialist support, financial assistance and bursaries through Student Success.
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