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Do I have to see a counsellor to apply for special consideration?

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Do I have to see a counsellor to apply for special consideration?

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No. If you have seen a private psychologist, social worker or psychiatrist, then ask them to write a letter or complete a medical certificate. Please ensure that they provide the appropriate details to assist in your special consideration request. If you have previously seen a Deakin counsellor for help with this problem, then the counsellor will usually write you a support letter and/or advise you of the process. If you have never seen a counsellor before, and there are serious personal issues affecting your study it is never too late to seek help. However it is unlikely the counsellor will write you a support letter after one consultation. A counsellor will also help you think about who else can provide documentation and help you deal with the problem. See how to make an appointment for more information. International Students can consult the Advisers at Deakin International for support and help with the process.

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