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If you have a disability that substantially limits one or more major life activities, you may be eligible for disability-related accommodations. To determine eligibility, we will need, from an appropriate, licensed health care professional, comprehensive and relevant documentation that explains the impact of your disability and makes a recommendation for accommodation.

Which form do I submit?

Documentation Guidelines and Fillable Form for Severe and Chronic Medical Conditions
ExampleÌýDiagnoses:ÌýAutoimmune Diseases (Celiac Disease, Crohn’s Disease), Concussions, Migraines, Post-Concussive Syndrome, Physical and Orthopedic Disabilities, etc.

Documentation Guidelines and Fillable Form for Sensory Conditions
Example Diagnoses: Deafness, Blindness, Hearing Impairment, Visual ImpairmentÌý

Documentation Guidelines and Fillable Form for Psychological Disabilities
Example Diagnoses:ÌýMood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Sleep Disorders, Developmental Disabilities (Autism Spectrum Disorder), etc.

Documentation Guidelines for Learning Disabilities
Example Diagnoses:ÌýLearning Disabilities, Auditory Processing Disorder, Specific Learning Disorder in Reading, etc.
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Documentation Guidelines and Fillable Form for Allergies
Example Diagnoses: Environmental Allergies (Dust, Mold, Pollen etc.), Food Allergies (Peanuts, Shellfish, etc.)

Documentation Guidelines and Fillable Form for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Example Diagnosis:ÌýADHD

To request temporary accommodations (e.g., for an injury), complete the Temporary Accommodation Application found in theÌý. Please include documentation related to your injury. Then call the Academic Support and Access Center (ASAC) at 202-885-3360 to schedule an appointment with a Disability Access Advisor (DAA).

If you wish to request disability-related housing accommodations, you must:

1. Submit theÌý, and
2. Submit documentation that specifically addresses the disability-related housing accommodation being requested. Documentation guidelines can be foundÌýhere.ÌýDocumentation should be uploaded directly to the accommodation application.
3. Meet with a member of the ASAC Disability team. You will be contacted by the ASAC when you are ready for this step.
4. Participate in the general housing application process through Housing and Residence Life (HRL) and meet all HRLÌýdeadlines.

If you wish to request disability-related dining accommodations, you must:

1. Submit theÌý
2. Submit documentation that specifically addresses the disability-related dining accommodation being requested. Documentation guidelines can be foundÌýhere.ÌýDocumentation should be uploaded directly to the accommodation application.
3. Meet with a member of the ASAC Disability team. You will be contacted by the ASAC when you are ready for this step.

Emotional SupportÌýAnimals may be approved as a disability-related housing accommodation with appropriate documentation, specifically a letter from a licensed professional who is familiar with your disability and explains why the animal is necessary for you to live in a residence hall. Detailed information about this process and guidelines for the documentation needed to support your request can be found at: Animals on Campus. Documents certifying the animal as an Emotional Support Animal are not sufficient to support such requests.

If you use a service animal (a dog or miniature horse trained to perform specific tasks related to your disability), we encourage you to register the presence of your animal, but registering a service animal is not required.

To request disability-related accommodations for this test, complete the Math Placement Exam accommodation application in theÌý