1 What is university really like?

It’s hard to know what university is like until you get there, and all universities are different.  In some ways it’s easier to describe what university isn’t! Well, everyone says that it is not like school or college, or work, or home. So, what IS university really like? We aim to give you a realistic view, based on things students told us they wish they had known.

“Remember that everyone’s University experience is unique, and your own experiences will depend on factors such as the institution you attend, the program you choose, your personal goals and your level of involvement. It’s an exciting and transformative time in life, offering a wealth of possibilities for learning, growth and exploration.”

 

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2 Choosing a Course and University

“Choosing a course and University is an important decision that can have a significant impact on your future career and personal growth.”

This article will help you decide what to study, and at which university. We provide practical tips on how to compare universities, how to prepare for open days and who to talk to at these events.

Please see video below from AHEAD ‘ I don’t know what for students with Disabilities’ for more insight-

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3 What is TUS Midwest Like?

TUS Midwest offers a large variety of academic, sporting, cultural and social life for your third-level experience. Our 23/24 handbook contains very useful information about campus life, support servicesstudy guides, student policies and much more. Below are some of the facilities and service we have to offer.

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6 What supports are available at TUS Midwest ?

The TUS MidWest Student Support Service is instrumental in fostering academic success, promoting personal well-being, encouraging career development and ensuring that all students have equal opportunities to thrive and succeed. The Student Support Service contributes to creating a supportive environment that facilitates students’ holistic growth and enhances their overall University experience.

Please see video below for more insight-

 

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7 Telling people at college about your autism

Telling people about your autism at university is also known as ‘disclosure’ or ‘declaring a disability’. Disclosure is a personal decision, whether you choose to disclose or not, remember that autism is just one aspect of your identity, you have many strengths and talents to offer !

More information about what this means and why it might be important to you is available in the article below.

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