DOCUMENTATION GUIDELINES

In order to ensure the provision of reasonable and appropriate academic accommodations, documentation is needed. Find specific information about the types of documentation needed in the links below.

• Learning Disabilities
• Physical Disabilities
• ADD or ADHD
• Autism and Asperger’s
• Psychiatric 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

This form will authorize the release of your records to the Office of Accessibility Resources and provides 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 campus.