Does Indiana University have a structured learning disabilities program?
No. Indiana University provides services to all students with disabilities. The office designated by the university to coordinate disability assistance is known as the Office of Disability Services for Student (DSS). DSS coordinates the development and implementation of academic adjustments (e.g., testing modifications) and other support services designed to ensure that students with disabilities have equal access to programs and services of the university.
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