Do I qualify for Accessibility Resources accommodations?
Answer
Qualifying for accommodations is very individualized. Documentation must be submitted after you request accommodations, the services your receive will be individualized to you. Below is a list of guidelines that your documentation should fall under:
- A diagnostic statement identifying the specific disability(ies), date of the current diagnostic evaluation, and date of the original diagnosis and a description of the diagnostic criteria used.
- Description of the current functional impact of the disability
- How the disability affects your current academic performance
- Expected progression and stability of the disability
- Any treatments, medicines, or assistive technology currently prescribed or in use.
- Academic accommodation recommendations needed for the student to participate in class.
- Documentation must be typed on diagnosing professional's official letterhead
- Must be signed and dated by diagnosing professional and include their credentials
- An Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or Section 504 Plan will be accepted for verification of disability and academic accommodations
- Documentation written by family is not accepted
All documentation will become the property of Tulsa Community College