A collection of how-to guides can be found are available at the 'Index of Student Guides' page on the JCU website
A glossary of enrolment terminology and other useful information can be found here.
AccessAbility Services is a confidential support service for all students on campus who identify as having a temporary or permanent:
Disability
Injury
Illness
Health condition
The service aims to take a holistic approach to your life incorporating the impact of health on your studies. AccessAbility Services assists with strategies to support your independence and participation at University.
Many people underestimate the enormity of starting university.
Whether it be the period of adjusting to tertiary study, moving town, leaving friends and family, balancing study with work and a social life, university can be a very difficult period in anybody's life.
JCU offers a free and confidential counselling service and often provide support for students who are struggling with:
Nothing is too big or too small, and nobody should suffer in silence. The link below provides information on how to organise an appointment with the counselling staff.
The JCU counselling staff are the people to discuss deferring an exam with as well.
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