Accessibility Services Online Intake

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Welcome!

Students who are seeking academic accommodations need to provide written documentation of their disability or health/medical condition. We can provide guidance on how to obtain documentation during the initial meeting.

Documentation must be:

   • From a physician, psychologist, audiologist, ophthalmologist or other licensed specialist;

   • Indicate the impact the disability(ies)/condition(s) has on the student in an academic setting.

Please complete and submit the information below.

Are you a current Olds College student?Required
Please use Olds College issued email address
Ok to leave message?Required
Did you receive any extra academic support in high school or from another post-secondary institution?Required
For example: Did you have an IPP or extra time on exams?
Do you face barriers in school related to a diagnosed learning disability or medical condition?Required
Are you experiencing a temporary disabling condition?Required
(E.g., surgery, physical injury, concussion)
ConfidentialityRequired

Accessibility Services is the department responsible for requesting, receiving, and retaining medical or psychological information provided by students requesting an academic accommodation. Your information is confidential and cannot be shared with anyone outside of Accessibility Services without your written consent. There are 3 exceptions to this:

  1. if you or another person is at risk of serious harm,
  2. if you admit to child abuse or child neglect, or
  3. if your information is subpoenaed in a court of law.

Your information is only shared, on a need-to-know basis, with Accessibility staff. Indicate below if you have read and understood the confidentiality content.

Please upload documentation if applicable

Documentation must be:

   • From a physician, psychologist, audiologist, ophthalmologist or other licensed specialist;

   • Indicate the impact the disability(ies)/condition(s) has on the student in an academic setting.