Resources For Students

At every Rutgers University campus or location there is an Office of Disability Services (ODS) to provide reasonable accommodations and services for…

 

 

1. The student confirms their course materials by searching their syllabus and/or the online schedule of classes (linked on …

American Sign Language (ASL)

ASL Interpretation is the most prominent type of interpreting used today. Interpreters interpret between two distinct languages—American Sign Language (ASL) and English. In order to be effective,…

Barrier Busters are resources at the University that help eliminate barriers to a full Rutgers experience. 

FACILITIES

If you experience any of the following barriers, please contact Facilities for support:

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Only students approved for accommodations may submit a request. For questions regarding the registration process visit our Registration Page.

 

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Forms for Students Already Registered with ODS

• Letter of Accommodations (LOA) request - All approved students should fill out…

The Office for Disability Services (ODS) is committed to ensuring that all information regarding a student is maintained confidentially as required or permitted by law. Any information collected is used for the benefit of the student. This…

Future Student Overview

Students with disabilities should be aware of the changes in their rights and responsibilities as they leave high school and enter college as well as the rights and responsibilities of the university. Here are some…

Rutgers Disability Services Offices

General Information

Complete the Inquiry form if you have not previously registered…

Every report submitted to the Office of Disability Services (ODS) for learning disability documentation must meet the ODS …

For any disability or condition which impacts physical well-being, such as, but not limited to: impaired vision, impaired hearing, impaired mobility, diabetes, Crohn’s Disease, etc., the student is required to provide documentation of the…

General Information

Further information on the components of professionally prepared documentation such as: qualified professionals; diagnostic statements; diagnostic methodology; current functioning and current documentation; functional…

Documentation Principles

• The Office of Disability Services uses a combination of information to determine eligibility and reasonable accommodations. Documentation of a specific disability does not translate directly into a specific…

Rutgers students who suspect they may have the following conditions and may need documentation for academic accommodations for:

• Learning Disabilities
• ADHD
• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)/Concussion/Post-Concussion…

Only students approved for accommodations may submit a request. For questions regarding the registration process visit our Registration Page.   Submit your Exam…