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36Student Advice ServiceThe Student Advice Service offers free, confidential and independentsupport to all Cambridge University students.If you feel you have been discriminated against, treated unfairly, or would like to discusssomething that is bothering you, you are welcome to contact us - whether it’s the first timeyou have a question or as a last resort.You can come to the service with any problem or issue you might experience as a student,from questions or concerns about your rights, education, to relationship problems andmental health issues. We will discuss your concerns with you, explore options, and, if needed,represent you on a college level. We are non-judgmental and we will never force you to doanything. Our job is to listen, discuss your options and rights, and support you in reaching aresolution.The Student Advice Service is run bya full time Student Adviser, and threeCUSU Sabbatical officers (Welfare &Rights, Education, and Womens’). We allhave specialist knowledge of Universityprocedures, and the time to do researchand investigation rules and regulationson your behalf. Also, we aretrained in providing supportand representation, and theservice is accredited toAdvice UK.Peas HillBenet StreetCornExchangeParson’s CourtWe are hereLion YardCorn Exchange StreetPFinding usThe Student Advice Serviceis based in two locations;one at the Graduate Union,off Mill Lane, and the otherat CUSU on the NewMuseum Site.SAS officers work at both sites,9-5pm, Monday-Friday.If you are not in Cambridge, orunable to come into the servicein person, you can arrange atime for an Advice Officer tocall you.Free School LaneTo the GUBotolph LaneThe WhaleArchway GatePembrokeCollegePembrooke Street Downing Stree