What accommodations are
- Accommodations are meant to provide equitable access to learning, whether it be in a classroom or testing situation, or when accessing course materials.
- Accommodations are in place to reduce or to remove barriers to learning.
What accommodations are not
- Accommodations might not be perfect, and they might not be immediate.
- Accommodations are not an excuse for inadequate planning.
- Accommodations do not give some people advantages over others.
- Accommodations do not modify or change program or course requirements.
Examples of accommodations
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For more information on accommodations available through Accessibility Services, please contact us.
Current students and faculty can get more information through the Getting Started with Accessibility course on Canvas.