The primary goal of Access for Students is to help students succeed in all areas of their university life. Students with disabilities such as mental health, physical challenges or learning disabilities are all in need of funding to continue their studies and Access for Students helps them achieve this. 

The first step is to apply for DSA, download the application form from the Access for Students website. Send application to funding body and wait to receive a letter informing of status. The next step is to contact Access for Students and book an assessment if notified that the application was successful.

The assessors are professional and experienced in helping students find the best ways forward to receive the funding that is necessary to study at university. Lauren Gardener Director of Access for Students added “At Access for Students we aim to be a support for students not only in assessments for funding but to offer suggestions on best study methods and tools to use and follow when at university, helping them achieve top marks.”

The best way to stay on track when studying is to use tools that have a proven record and good reviews from students using them. Access For Students always has the student's best interest at heart and have recommended some tools and apps with impressive features. 

The first way to stay on track with studies is to use apps that assist with mind maps and quizzes and take your results to the next level. Access to Students will only suggest using resources that will provide benefit to studies.

Free resources are always suggested by Access to Students if they are renowned and verified. If a student wants to apply for DSA then it stands to reason that they will need to take as much advantage of free programs that have good quality content to offer.

Access to Students has researched tools that benefit study and found that interactive user-centric tools are very helpful as are note-taking tools that sync to all your devices to have notes available even when on the go.

Joining a student community to study online using a library that can generate real-time assessments is highly suggested by Access for Students. The staff at the assessment centres are all trained to be a support and give valuable advice to students in the best ways to succeed in their studies and to apply for DSA.

About Us
Founded in 2018 Access for Students is an assessment centre that assists students with physical challenges, mental health issues and learning disabilities, they assist them in receiving the appropriate support and funding to be able to complete their studies at tertiary institutions. 

Access for Students support students in England and Wales and have offices in Newport, South Wales, and the Southwest. Book an appointment with an experienced assessment assessor and visit a centre near your location. 

Access for Students staff are friendly and professional they have the knowledge to manage each individual case to ensure that qualifying students are awarded financial support. Visit: https://www.accessforstudents.co.uk