If you are experiencing difficulties affecting your learning in lectures, labs or tutorials and you identify with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) or believe you may have a disability, we encourage you to register with Accessibility Services for academic accommodations. Accessibility Services supports students registered in courses on the St. George campus.
Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder typically have a psycho-educational report and/or other medical documentation. If the documentation dates to childhood, you will need supplemental documentation that outlines the functional impacts of your condition. You will also need a psycho-educational report that is no older than five (5) years, or was completed when you were 18 years old, to be considered for test accommodations and funding for educational supports.
Document requirements
To register with Accessibility Services, you will need to provide the Certificate of Disability (PDF).
Depending on what documents you provide, we may require additional assessment information for more than minimal accommodations.
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