If you have a medical, physical or mental health condition, or a learning support need which you feel will impact your exams, you should consider applying for Central Exam Adjustments (CEAs).
If your issue is ongoing and likely to affect you for the duration of your programme, you can apply for Long Term CEAs which will remain in place for all of your exams. You will need to contact the Disability and Mental Health Service and go over the application with them. This will often be done at the same time as your Teaching and Learning Adjustments (TLAs). It would be a good idea to bring along documentation of your condition to this meeting. Please find relevant deadlines here.
If you experience a short term or unexpected medical condition which you feel will affect your exams (not your revision, purely the exam itself), you can apply for short term CEAs. You should submit this application as soon as you are aware of your condition.
Adjustments can only be put in place for exams seven calendar days or later after your application is received. You can use the table of deadlines to establish the latest point by which you can apply.
You can fill out and submit the online form for short-term CEAs here. You will also need to submit relevant supporting evidence.
If you are unhappy with the Central Exam Adjustment Panel’s decision regarding your CEAs, you can appeal against the decision by filling out this form here. Please check for relevant deadlines relating to long term CEAs and short term CEAs.
For more information, see the LSE webpage on CEAs.
If you have any queries, our advisers will be more than happy to provide you with information on the procedure. Please note our advisers are not medically trained and therefore cannot provide advice relating to your condition.
Saw Swee Hock Student Centre
su.advice@lse.ac.uk
020 7955 7158
You can book an appointment via email
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