Check-In helps us to quickly identify if it looks like you may be experiencing difficulties so we can reach out and offer support. Last year, we carried out improvements to Check-In as a result of your feedback. We now want your feedback again as we look to set priorities and make further improvements. Please complete our student Check-In survey to let us know what you think and to enter our £20 voucher prize draw.

Join a LGBTQ+ drop-in on Friday (16 May) marking International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia. This year’s theme is 'The Power of Communities'. Members of the staff Rainbow Alliance, the Students’ Union LGBTQ+ Network and attendees will create a piece of wall art and reflect on how we can challenge injustice, utilise the strengths of our community and organise for equalit

If you want to stay on campus over the summer, you can apply for a room in our designated summer accommodation. Room offers are subject to availability.

Make the most of revision week. The revising for exams section in our Study & revision: a Practical Guide has different techniques and strategies to help ensure that you're fully prepared for any exam scenario, including how to understand exam questions. You can also check past papers from several departments.

Don’t forget that the Library is open 24 hours a day, seven days per week during the assessment period. Use the MyUoY app to book study spaces.

It’s normal to feel stressed in the lead up to or during an exam but developing good study habits will ensure you perform to the best of your ability. Read our 7 tips for study and exam success to find out how to revise more effectively and feel less anxious about your studies. Some of the tips might surprise you. If it starts to feel too much, our advice on exam stress can help you calm yourself during an exam.

Being prepared will help settle your nerves as you take your exam. Make sure you read the Student Guide to Examinations 2024/25 for information on what to do and what not to do. Find out what to bring as well as general information about taking an exam, including room layouts, so you know what to expect. 

There is a strict expectation that any use of generative AI in the production of work you submit will adhere to University policy regarding false authorship. See our student guidance on using AI and translation tools.

Sometimes things happen that can seriously impair your performance in an assessment or prevent you undertaking it at the scheduled time. You have options if this happens to you. See information about exceptional circumstances affecting assessment. For support and advice on this, you can contact your personal supervisor or Student Wellbeing Officer - or get in touch with York SU Advice and Support for free, confidential and independent advice.

Make sure you have everything you need to work on your dissertation, project or other assignments. Find out how the Library can support you to find all the resources and help you’ll need.

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