College Accommodations: What They Are And Why They Change

What You'll Learn in the Course

Laws in place K-12 vs. college
What the shifts in laws mean for students
Basic information about college disability services offices and availability of accommodations at colleges across the country
Types of accommodations colleges don't have to make
The important differences between accommodations and modifications
Why students need to be found eligible for accommodations
What accommodations are commonly approved, and which ones aren't (and why)
How students register for accommodations (and review of a real-life example)
What a registration form may ask (review of a real-life example)
Other responsibilities students may have in the accommodation process

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