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...........................................................................................................................25-27  \nGlossary – some definitions .............................................................................................................. 28-30  \nUseful Links................................................................................................................................................31-33  \nTop Tips for parents sending their child to uni .................................................................................... 34  \nTop Tips for transition and well-being at uni....................................................................................... 35  \nBHASVIC Timeline..........................................................................................................................................37  \nIntroduction to Higher Education  \nIt may seem as though your young person has only just started college, but it is 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