Are housing accommodations available?
Yes, upon acceptance to Beloit College, students with disabilities with specific housing needs should contact the Director as soon as possible. Housing is provided to all students on a first-come, first-serve basis, so disability-related housing requests must be made in a timely manner. Beloit College has a residential system with varying environments and environmental controls. Approximately 50% of the rooms on campus are single rooms. Returning Beloit College students participate in a room lottery to select on campus housing for the next academic year. It is unusual for single rooms to remain after room lottery. Once an appropriate accommodation needs has been determined and if the need cannot be met within a living unit on campus, then the six (6) terms on-campus requirement will be modified. Utilizing the information provided in the student’s documentation, every effort will be made to find appropriate accommodations for the student in a residential unit on campus. Adapted from the
Yes, upon acceptance, students with disabilities requesting housing accommodations should contact the Director as soon as possible. . Housing is provided to all students on a first-come, first-serve basis, so disability-related housing requests must be made in a timely manner. Adapted from the Longwood College website at http://web.lwc.edu/disability/FAQ.html.
Yes, based on individual need, housing accommodations are available. Please see the Disability Services web site under Accommodation Information for details on how to submit accommodation requests, online forms, and due dates. Housing accommodations are subject to availability and if requests are submitted after posted deadlines, we may not be able meet your accommodation request. 4. Are 504 Plans and IEPs accepted for use in documentation of a disability at the college level? 504 Plans and IEP’s are useful in understanding prior academic experiences of the student, but they are not in themselves sufficient documentation. A professional evaluation, including all test and subtest scores must be provided. Documentation must be current (usually within three years), comprehensive, and administered by a qualified professional. See our web site for guidelines pertaining to specific disabilities. 5. Where do I send my documentation? Upon matriculation, please mail or fax your documentation di
• Yes, upon matriculation, students should complete their housing and meal plan registration on-line. At that time students will be asked if they have any special considerations for their housing needs. Additional documentation supporting special requests will be necessary. Documentation may be submitted to Student Disability Services.
