Disability & Learning Support Service downloads page
Welcome to the DLSS downloads page. Over the next few months more information will be produce by DLSS for download, the formats will vary from podcasts and audio of information that you need to know. All downloads will include other accessible formats also such as pdf and word versions.
If you require a format not listed on the page, please contact us at disability.service@dcu.ie
Tuition Forms and Policy Documents
Tuition Application Form (Word)
Extenuating Circumstances
Extenuating Circumstances form R30 (PDF)
Changing Programs, withdrawing from college or deferring
Thinking of changing programs pdf
Withdrawal from a Programme Form (PDF)
Deferral of Year/Modules Form (PDF)
Plagiarism
Campus Magazine Plagiarism Article (PDF)
Appeal against the decision of a Progression and Award Board
Elite Sportspersons Entry Scheme Undergraduate Entry: September 2012
Dublin City University has put in place an entrance scheme for elite sportspersons for its undergraduate degree courses. A number of places will be reserved for outstanding candidates who have achieved a very high level of sporting performance, and who are committed to continuing to develop their sporting and academic careers. This is a major new initiative for DCU. It builds on the special entrance scheme in place in a limited way over the past few years in the BSc (Hon) in Sport Science and Health and the BSc (Hon) in Athletic Therapy and Training.
Please note: This is not a Sports Scholarship application. A separate application for Sports Scholarship must be made to Yvonne O’Connor, Sport and Recreation Officer.
Application forms are available from http://www.dcu.ie/studentsport/scholarships.shtml
R13 Elite Sportspersons Entry Scheme
The Disability Access Route to Education (DARE)
The Disability Access Route to Education (DARE) is a college and university admissions scheme which offers places on a reduced points basis to school leavers with disabilities. DARE has been set up by a number of colleges and universities as evidence shows that disability can have a negative effect on how well a student does at school and whether they go on to college.
DARE is for school leavers who have the ability to benefit from and succeed in higher education but who may not be able to meet the points for their preferred course due to the impact of their disability.
