Requesting Your Accommodation Letters
Every semester registered students need to request accommodation letters to share with their faculty.
Accommodation letters are the official means for disclosing with faculty that students are registered with our office, and what accommodations they're eligible for. They do not include any confidential information regarding diagnoses.
To request Accommodation Letters:
- Login to Accommodate using the button above (bookmark this login page).
- On your Accommodate page, hover over or click on the Accommodation tab.
- Select Semester Request.
- Click the Request Accommodation button.
- Select the semester you're making the request for.
- Click Submit For All Accommodations.
If you would like to tailor which of your approved accommodations that you're requesting:
- Follow steps 1-5 above.
6. Click Review the Renewal.
Here you can select the specific accommodations you'd like to use for the current semester if you feel like you won't need all of your approved accommodations. It only shows two fields for accommodations, but clicking Request Additional Accommodation will allow you to add more.
Once your Semester Request is submitted, it will be reviewed and approved by a DRC staff member. You should receive an email confirming that your request has been approved.
To view your accommodation letter:
- Log in to Accommodate using the button above (bookmark this login page).
- On your Accommodate page, hover over or click on the Accommodation tab.
- Select Letters.
From here you can view your most recent (and previous) accommodation letter, and you will have options to generate a PDF (you can email this to your faculty) or print the letter.
To make changes to your accommodations:
- Login to Accommodate using the button above (bookmark this login page).
- On your Accommodate page, hover over or click on the Accommodation tab.
- Select Supplemental.
- Click on the Add New Supplemental button.
From here you will be able to add new or existing diagnoses, describe how they impact you in school, and request accommodations that will help mitigate that impact.
Note: Supplemental accommodation requests require a followup intake to review your request and determine the accommodations that we will be able to provide for you.