1. Students will identify themselves in the Office of Disabled Student
Services and provide professional verification of their disability. A professionally verified
disability is a condition:
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certified by a licensed physician, psychologist, audiologist, speech pathologist,
registered nurse, social worker, rehabilitation counselor, physical therapist, corrective
therapist, learning disability specialist, or other appropriate professional.
2. Students with prior diagnosis of a learning disability will provide
testing and evaluation results to the DSS office.
3. The student will consult with a disability counselor to determine
specific academic accommodations necessary while enrolled in courses and/or while completing
testing requirements at CSUF.
4. Students will complete the DSS Support Service Request forms (see
appendix) and meet with their counselor at the start of each semester to review course
requirements and obtain accommodation letters for their professors.
5. Students will meet with their individual instructors to discuss
disability-related needs and accommodations and submit an Accommodation Letter.
6. The student will present a list of academic adjustments, as prescribed
by DSS, to the faculty member(s) in whose class(es) these accommodations or support services
will be necessary.
7. The student will inform DSS, in a timely manner, of test dates and
times for which prescribed accommodations are necessary. DSS will then assure that approved
accommodations are made available.
8. The student will abide by departmental, school and university policies
and academic regulations, as do all students.
