Accommodations for students with disabilities are intended to provide equal access to courses, services and programs. Students must self-identify as needing accommodations to SAS and then must register and provide documentation to substantiate the need for accommodations.

Examples of Accommodations and Services

SAS provides a range of accommodations and and services to registered students with dcoumented disabilities or medical conditions. Accommodations and services are provided based on student needs and are determined on a case by case basis.

The following are a few examples of the range of accommodations and services provided:

• Extra time on examinations
• Use of the on campus, point to point accessibility shuttle service
• Accessible housing
• Access to print materials in an enlarged or alternate format
• Sign language interpreters

Accommodations may not fundamentally alter essential components of a course or curriculum.