Accomodations

All students need to realize that the intake process, documentation review and arrangements for accommodations TAKE TIME. Please apply for services well in advance. It is best to call and schedule an intake appointment with Ms. Castilian-Moore as soon as you are accepted for admission to Armstrong Atlantic State University.

All students who have been approved for accommodations receive an Advocacy Letter each semester to show to their professors. The Advocacy Letter outlines the student's approved accommodations. It is the student's responsibility to pick up this letter each semester, discuss their needs and accommodations with their professors and have their professors sign it. The student is responsible for returning the signed Advocacy Letter to the Office of Disability Services each semester.

Services are available to those students who choose to self-identify and provide appropriate documentation of their disability. AASU does not offer separate classes for students with disabilities. Through the assistance of the Office of Disability Services and other support services on campus, AASU strives to provide a quality educational experience for all qualified students with disabilities. All services of the Office of Disability Services are provided at no charge.

Support services and assistance with accommodations are also provided to employees of AASU who qualify for services under ADA and/or Section 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 in coordination with the AASU Department of Human Resouces.