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Articles from Nuro on Gymnasiet in Swedish schools: the research, the law, and what helps neurodivergent students.

The Nuro team

A record 43,600 gymnasiet students lost their studiebidrag last year. For a neurodivergent student, that is often a support failure arriving as a bill.

CSN reported in July 2026 that 11.8 percent of gymnasiet students had their study grant withdrawn for unexcused absence, the highest share ever recorded. Four hours in a month can trigger it, the school decides what counts, and the loss reaches bostadsbidrag and flerbarnstillägg too. Here is how that interacts with a school's duty to support.

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The Nuro team

The work is done. It was never handed in. At gymnasiet that gap is graded, and the law has no relief for it.

Skollagen's only route to no grade at all is tied to absence, not to unsubmitted work. A student who attends and does the work but cannot deliver it is graded on what the teacher has, which is why the delivery gap turns into an F. Here is what the law says, why it hits neurodivergent students hardest, and what to ask for.

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