In most cases, documentation of disability is required to book an initial appointment with an Access Advisor. Students who identify as Indigenous can book a meeting without documentation, but documentation will be required in order to receive accommodations. Access Advisors are able to provide guidance on how to obtain documentation during the initial meeting.
Documentation must be:
(i) From a physician, psychologist, audiologist, ophthalmologist or other licensed specialist;
(ii) Submitted on letterhead and include the clinician’s name, title, phone number, address, dates(s) of assessment(s); and
(iii) Dated.
In addition, the documentation must indicate the impact the disability(ies)/condition(s) has on the student in an academic setting. It may identify or recommend specific accommodations and supports that would reduce the barriers encountered in an educational setting.
Please note: Unless you have another documented disability, we do not provide accommodations for:
• exam anxiety
• English as an additional language
Please complete and submit the information below. We will contact you to arrange a conversation with an Access Advisor.