Money worries, accommodation problems and commuting can all make it harder to focus on university life. If something is weighing on you, there are people at Kent and KSU who can help you understand your options.<\/p>\n
Kent\u2019s Finance team<\/a> can explain funding and financial support options and KSU\u2019s Campus Pantry<\/a> offers short-term support with food and essential items for students who need it. Check out the facilities, services and resource KSU provide for Mature, Part-Time, Commuting and Caring <\/a>students.<\/p>\n Living with others<\/a> can be really great, but sometimes also challenging. KSU\u2019s Advice Service<\/a> provides free, impartial and confidential guidance on issues including housing, money and academic processes. Plus they run a Find A Housemate<\/a> scheme to help connect you with other students. And if you have concerns about your household<\/a> or accommodation, the university\u2019s Student Welfare team<\/a> also offer confidential advice.<\/p>\n It can help to ask for advice early, before a problem starts to feel too big. You don\u2019t need to have a solution ready; talking through what\u2019s happening can help you work out a next step.<\/p>\n Read more in our Finding Your Feet<\/strong> series<\/p>\n Finding your people<\/a><\/p>\n Keeping on top of your studies<\/a><\/p>\n Finding a study\/life balance<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"