Disability Documentation Policies

Documentation Guidelines - WashU Disability Resources

Students should provide formalized disability documentation, a narrative of their disability experience and any relevant supplemental information such as a ...

Disability Documentation Guidelines & Criteria - ETS

Documentation on file for the applicant must: This requirement doesn't apply to physical or sensory disabilities of a permanent or unchanging nature.

Documentation Guidelines - Student Disability Services

Documentation Components · Completed by a provider who is licensed or properly credentialed to diagnose or treat the condition disclosed to SDS (not a family ...

Documentation Guidelines - Student Disability Services

Any form of documentation or information that you can provide to our office can help us in working with you to develop an accommodation plan.

Learning Disabilities Documentation Guidelines - ETS

The evaluation must document both the nature and severity of the learning disability. The evaluator must describe the impact the learning disability has on ...

Documentation Guidelines - Disability Access Office

Documentation Requirements · A dated, typewritten narrative in English and on letterhead with the signature of the licensed treating qualified care provider.

Supporting Accommodation Requests: Guidance on Documentation ...

The goal of the individual, interactive process is to understand each student's experience of disability, past use of accommodations, adaptive strategies and ...

Guidelines for Documenting a Disability : Policies

Students seeking accommodations from the University of Rochester on the basis of a disability should submit documentation that identifies their disability ...

General Guidelines For Disability Documentation - Columbia Health

Documentation must: · Be recent enough in order to assess the current impact on learning or a major life activity. · Be sufficiently ...

Documentation Guidelines Listed by Disability – Accommodations

Read the key criteria for documentation--listed according to disability--when requesting accommodations for a College Board exam.

Documentation Guidelines - Center for Disability Resources

A comprehensive, professional approach to using disability documentation to make informed decisions.

Disability Documentation Guidelines

Documentation should include the qualifications of the healthcare provider; diagnosis and history of the disability; current impact of the disability on daily ...

Disability Documentation Guidelines - Barnard College

Disability Documentation Guidelines. All students who register with the ... Students with learning disabilities and/or ADD should refer to the guidelines in ...

Can You Document the Disability? - College Board Accommodations

Students must have documentation of their disability, such as a current psychoeducational evaluation or a report from a doctor.

Documentation Guidelines - Student Disability Center

We know there are multiple types of formal and informal documentation. Some disabilities are self-evident and do not require documentation to assess access ...

Purposes and Guidelines of Disability Documentation

Documentation has two main purposes: to establish that an individual has a disability and to describe and document the functional impact of the disability for ...

Disability Documentation Guidelines - Student Access Center

Disability Documentation Guidelines. The general purpose of disability documentation is to establish eligibility as a qualified KU student with a disability, ...

Documentation Guidelines - Student Success - University of Kentucky

Include a list of all test instruments used in evaluation report and relevant subtest scores used to document the stated disability. NOTE: Test instruments may ...

Documentation Guidelines - Academic Resource Hub

Documentation should include a description of the disability, including the diagnosis, history, significance, and expected duration when applicable.

Learning Disability Documentation Guidelines

Students are required to provide comprehensive documentation verifying that a diagnosed condition meets the legal definition of a disability.