Accommodations for Prospective/Current Students, Families and Visitors
Each year, students with disabilities pursue degrees in higher education. During their high school careers, some students choose to use accommodations that help them reach their educational goals. However, IEPs and 504 plans don't follow students to college. So, what happens?
High School |
College |
Applicable Laws:
IDEA is about success. |
Applicable Laws:
ADA is about access. |
Student Responsibilities in High School:
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Student Responsibilities in College:
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Parental Role in High School:
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Parental Role in College:
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Instruction in High School:
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Instruction in College:
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Grades and Tests in High School:
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Grades and Tests in College:
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Study Responsibilities in High School:
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Study Responsibilities in College:
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Temporary accommodations are typically provided for students experiencing a short-term
physical injury (e.g., torn ACL or broken bone). Students who require temporary accommodations
should contact the Academic ADA Coordinator to discuss their needs and accommodations.
Neither academic nor behavioral standards will be lowered for students with disabilities.