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DOCUMENTATION GUIDELINES

To ensure the provision of reasonable and appropriate academic accommodations, documentation is required. For specific information on the types of documentation required, please refer to the links below.

• Learning Disabilities
• Physical Disabilities
• ADD or ADHD
• Autism and Asperger’s
• Psychiatric or Psychological Disabilities
• Blind or Low Vision
• Deaf or Hard of Hearing
• Traumatic Brain Injury

When requesting documentation from your school or health care provider, include the Documentation Release Form:

• Documentation Release Form (Word)

This form will authorize the release of your records to the Office of Accessibility Resources and provide information about where the materials will be sent.

NOTE: Documentation should be submitted to the Office of Accessibility Resources on the campus you will be attending. If you are an online student, documentation can be sent to either of our campuses.