We've compiled some helpful advice to assist you with the transition from high school to college through the Disability Services Office.
Disability Testing
If you’re seeking disability services, current test results or other forms of approved documentation are required. Find out what you need to submit.
The first option for students is to seek disability testing and provide the results to your campus disability services advisor along with a letter from the diagnosing professional. This testing option provides sufficient disability documentation.
If the only testing results that you have are outdated results (more than three years old), then the Disability Services Office accepts two other reasonable options.
Option 1 - Obtain Your Records
If you have received accommodations within the past three years, you may submit copies of your accommodations from your previous college. Your former school should also provide a letter including a statement that you were accommodated for your disability and that the college supports the testing results, including the date of any tests, and the dates you attended the school.
In these cases, the Disability Services Office can only provide the accommodations previously provided at the most recently attended school. Please note that you will be required to provide a copy of your outdated testing from the diagnosing professional accompanying the letter and accommodation information from your previous school.
Option 2 - Provide a Letter
If your limitations have not changed since your initial test date, it would be acceptable to obtain a current letter from a diagnosing professional stating that your disability has not changed and that accommodations may be reasonably determined from the outdated testing. Please note that you will still be required to provide a copy of your outdated testing from your diagnosing professional to accompany the current letter.
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