Accessibility Policies
Students requesting academic adjustments must provide faculty with a verification letter from the Office of Accessible Education, dated in the current quarter. The letter outlines approved, reasonable accommodations that are determined on an individual basis, based on professional documentation. Accommodations that are considered reasonable do not fundamentally alter the nature of the course. Faculty who believe the requested accommodations compromise the essential requirements of a course should notify the disability adviser who prepared the verification letter. (See "Accommodating Students with Disabilities" for more information.)
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Help Resources
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The Registrar's Office provides assistance to students with questions or issues through the Student Services Center. Students are encouraged to file a HelpSU ticket or consult AskJane for the most rapid response.
Staff and faculty with further questions may file a HelpSU ticket or contact a Registrar staff member.
Alumni and others with further questions should file a HelpSU ticket for the most rapid response.