Students must submit their semester accommodation letters (as outlined on the How to Request Your Accommodation Letters for the Semester page) and review course expectations. For assessments, students ...

To determine the most appropriate and necessary testing accommodations the Office of Accessibility Resources (OAR) engages in an interactive process with each student and reviews requests for ...

Not all test-takers are able to complete the ACT or SAT in the “standard” manner due to documented disabilities. In such instances, test-takers may request one or more testing accommodations. If you ...

These services include exam accommodations, note-taking assistance, access to course materials, classroom relocation, alternative formats for texts, assistive technology, and communication access. Not ...

The Watson Testing Center (WTC) is provided as a service for students with disabilities who have approved testing accommodations. Please note that the WTC has limited space and availability. WTC is ...

In order to successfully provide equitable access for all, the Adaptive Test Center (ATC) has certain procedures and rules to help facilitate a seamless and less stressful testing environment. We ...

Accommodations are reasonable adjustments or modifications to programs, facilities, or curricula that ensure equal access. Each student’s accommodations are determined individually based upon their ...

Accommodations are granted to persons who have a documented medical condition that qualifies as a disability. The Americans with Disabilities Act defines a disability as “a physical or mental ...

Accommodated Testing is a group of academic accommodations approved by the Disability Resource Center to provide access to course examinations, tests, and quizzes for students whose condition impacts ...

Accommodations are determined on a case-by-case basis considering an individual’s challenges and the academic demands and responsibilities of residential life at Smith College. Contact the ...

To determine the most appropriate and necessary accommodations, the Office of Accessibility Resources (OAR) engages in an interactive process with each student and reviews requests for accommodations ...

The Office of Accommodated Testing and Services (OATS) is located in Sears Library Building, room 440. OATS provides accommodated testing for Case Western Reserve University students registered with ...