How does a student become eligible to receive accommodations?
To become eligible, a student must have a documented disability and inform the College that he or she is requesting accommodations based on that disability. A student must: Contact the ADA Coordinator, Provide documentation of the disability that meets the College’s documentation criteria, and Consult with the ADA Coordinator to determine appropriate accommodations.
To become eligible, a student must have a documented disability and inform the university that he or she is requesting accommodations based on that disability. A student must: • Contact DSS to schedule an intake meeting. • Provide DSS with current documentation of the disability from a qualified professional. • Consult with a DSS specialist to determine appropriate accommodations. • Provide instructors with a memo prepared by DSS identifying the student as having a disability and specifying the authorized accommodations.
Related Questions
- What if I am an undergraduate (couple and/or with dependents), or an eligible student with a disability and I need housing accommodations?
- Is there a time limit for a student who has been declassified to be eligible for continuing testing accommodations?
- How does a student become eligible to receive accommodations?
