What kind of accommodations are available?
The most frequently requested accommodation is tutoring, which is free and available to all students.
Tutoring services are available for more than 200 hours per week from early in the morning until late at night and in several different locations on campus. Many tutors have college degrees and do subject tutoring, proofreading and editing, skills development, and strategies development.
Accommodations are determined by the interactive process and might include extra time on tests, use of a computer for testing, recording lectures, lecture notes, books in alternative formats, etc.
Students with disabilities that impact the way in which they engage in campus life may be entitled to accommodations. These could include housing and dining accommodations or accommodations. Students should submit these request with documentation, prior to the deadline if going through the housing selection process. Common housing and dining accommodations include.
First floor room
Access to a kitchen
Limited use restroom
no more than one roommate
single room
removal of meal plan
emotional support animal
Housing accommodations for conditions that could change will need documentation updated on a yearly basis.