HEALTH
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Tell us what you need to know about health and wellbeing when it comes to dropping out of university or college.
Accessing healthcare
If you registered with a GP near your university or college when you started your studies, and are planning to move away, you should register with a new GP.
You may also need to change the pharmacy where you collect prescriptions, and any other healthcare providers such as your dentist.
Looking after your health
Dropping out of university can be a really stressful process, so it’s important that you look after your health.
‘Sleep hygiene’ refers to the practice of having a good sleep routine, which will benefit your mental and physical wellbeing.
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https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/
You can use the NHS website to locate services near you, wherever you’re studying in the UK, including mental health services, sexual health services, and pharmacies.
There’s also a dedicated page for students which has links to information about accessing treatment when you’re away from your registered GP, and applying for a Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA). -
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