You may contact the Center on Disabilities at 215-751-8050 in order to make arrangements for special testing accommodations.

We do provide some special accommodations for people with disabilities. Please contact Customer Support directly for details.

Regularly admitted UIC students are welcome to enroll in any freestanding credit course offered through OCE. For these courses, enrollment is done through the OCE website. However, please note that some courses listed on the OCE website are sections of campus courses (listed in the UIC Schedule of Classes) set up specifically for students who are not currently admitted to UIC.

Yes. Contact your child's school to discuss the procedures that need to be followed to ensure accommodations are available on test day(s).

Answer: For information on these services, please contact Services for Students with Disabilities. All campus buildings are handicapped accessible.

We do not have a specific program, but students are encouraged to let their academic adviser know of their special needs so that appropriate accommodations can be made.

Our tutoring program is open to all University students providing small group (3-5 students) tutorials for many of our 100 and 200 level courses. Individual tutors for students with disabilities are not provided although the student may certainly recruit and hire his or her own tutor. These tutorials are study skills based and are not a recitation or reteaching of the classroom material. Currently, students are only assigned a tutor for one class each semester.

Adults with special needs may apply for special accommodations for the GED. Documentation of the disabling condition must be submitted with the required department. Candidates with learning or physical disabilities may request modifications of some testing conditions. All special accommodations requests must be submitted to the GED Chief Examiner. Special accommodations may include extended testing assistance from a scribe, use of a calculator, testing in a private room and/or frequent brakes.

Yes, for no additional charge, CPS Human Resource Services can provide ADA accommodations for those with special needs. Please contact CPS about special accomodations.

Each state has written guidelines to indicate which accommodations are "allowed" and the states vary considerably on the specific accommodations that they allow. Some commonly used state level assessment accommodations include:

Answer: The OSD provides services to students with disabilities that are currently enrolled at De Paul and meet the federal definition of a qualified individual with a disability. The OSD provides the following services:

A computer designated for those with disabilities that provides Internet access and access to COM Library's databases. Students without disabilities are permitted to use this computer only when it is not needed by a student with disabilities. For more or different accommodations, please contact COM's Services for Students with Disabilities at 938-1211 x 124.

The Center for Academic Advisement works with the Office of Residential Education in providing accommodations for students with disabilities. For further information, students should contact the Center for Academic Advisement at (718) 390-3416.

Every reasonable accommodation will be made in meeting a candidate’s needs. Applicants with disabilities or those who would otherwise have difficulty taking the exam should make a request for alternative arrangements with PSI. Requests for any special accommodations should be made in writing, describing the specific accommodations that will be needed, and must include supporting documentation on official letterhead from a licensed professional.

We recognize the need for special accommodations for students with a disability. Please be sure to mention any special needs at the time you place your order and we will be happy to accommodate your needs. [Back to Top]

Yes. Students with documented disabilities may contact their state director to make arrangements for special accommodations.

There are a limited number of accessible rooms available. These rooms feature roll-in showers with hand rails and seat, removable showerhead, and bathroom doors which are wider for wheelchair access. All are on the ground floor.

Special accommodations are available on a showing that the applicant has a disability or medical condition warranting such accommodations. The Board employs the Americans With Disabilities Act standard, i.e., that a person is disabled if that individual has "a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities of such individual." See Gonzales v National Board of Medical Examiners , 225 F3d 620 (CA 6, 2000).

First of all, the exam accommodations are based upon the student's functional limitations and the documentation of disability that the student has provided the Disability Support Services office...