If a student wants to arrange for services and make use of accommodations, he/she must be registered with the Student Accessibility Services Office. To do this, a student must:
- Schedule an appointment with the Director of Student Accessibility Services.
- Provide appropriate documentation of a diagnosis of a disability. Examples of professions which can supply appropriate documentation of a disability include:
| Licensed Practitioner | What they can diagnose: |
| Educational Diagnostician | Learning Disabilities |
| Psychologist/Psychiatrist | Learning Disabilities, ADD/ADHD, Psychological |
| Audiologist, Otolaryngologist (ENT) | Hearing loss and deafness |
| Physician | Physical or other health impairment, ADD/ADHD |
- Fill out your Request for Accommodation Form and return to the SAS Office.
- Pick up your Instructor Notification Memo as soon as possible (preferably, within the first few days after the semester/session begins).
Note: For on-line courses, the SAS Office will send the Instructor Notofication Memo to the instructor electronically. - If the SAS Director has determined that a reasonable accommodation for you is:
- extended testing time and you wish to test in the SAS Office - pick up a Testing Proctor Form for each class and follow the steps listed under Testing.
- alternate text format - fill out the SAS Alternative Text Request and follow the steps under Alternate Formats.
- Deliver your Memo (and Testing Proctor Form, if applicable) to your instructors as soon as possible, but no later than two (2) weeks of the start of the semester/summer session.
- Make sure that each instructor signs the Faculty Receipt Form.
- Return the Faculty Receipt Form with signatures from all of your instructors to the SAS Office within two (2) weeks of when accommodations were requested.