Disability Support – Regent College London

Regent College London welcomes students with disabilities including Specific Learning Difficulties such as dyslexia and dyspraxia.

Our Wellbeing Coordinator can provide tailored disability related advice to applicants and students alike. All disability related information will be treated confidentially and will only be shared with other Regent College London staff where appropriate and where consent has been given. Disabled students can receive adjustments whilst on their course and during their examinations upon receipt of medical evidence.

The Wellbeing Coordinator can assist students in the completion of their Disabled Students Allowances applications and contact Student Finance England on students’ behalf, when required.

Arranging an assessment for Specific Learning Difficulties

If you believe that you may be dyslexic or dyspraxic, please contact the Wellbeing Coordinator and she will liaise with the psychologists and specialist assessors that work alongside Regent College London.

Student Disability Disclosure Process

The process below should be followed for Disability Disclosure at Regent College London.

Obtain medical evidence. In the case of Autism and Specific Learning Difficulties, we will require an educational psychologist/Specialist Assessor report. If you do not have a report, please contact the Wellbeing Coordinator who can arrange an assessment for you.
Contact the Wellbeing Coordinator.
The Wellbeing Coordinator will complete a Support Plan for you which will outline your support needs.
The Wellbeing Coordinator will assist you with the completion of the Disabled Students Allowances (DSA) form.
The DSA Form is emailed to Student Finance England who will respond within 14 days.