Academic accommodations are designed to meet your disability-related needs without fundamentally altering the nature of the instructional program.
A variety of academic accommodations can be made, depending on your particular needs. They may include:
- Extended time on timed tests
- Distraction-free environment for taking tests
- Ability to tape record lectures or note taking support
- Accessible classrooms
- More Examples
- More information on the Academic Accommodations Process
Housing Accommodations
Reasonable housing accommodations will be made for on-campus residents. These may include:
- Single room
- Wheelchair (ADA) accessible rooms
- Private bathrooms
- Close proximity to elevators and exits
To Request Accommodations
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For academic accommodations, submit your disability documentation to the Office of Student Disability Services. |
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| For specific housing needs, please read our housing FAQ or contact Disability Services at [email protected]. | |
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Your documentation will be reviewed by the Office of Student Disability Services and, if necessary, the Housing and Residence Life Office. |
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Staff from the Office of Student Disability Services will work with you to determine the appropriate academic and housing accommodations. |
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| If academic accommodations are required, Student Disability Services will partner with you to develop an accommodation plan and notify your faculty instructors. | |
| Once you have had your accommodation meeting for the current semester, you can use the Accommodation Portal to schedule tests and request accomodations for each specific course. |