The need for academic accommodations is determined on an individual basis and is not categorically provided based on a specific disability type or label. Some examples of academic accommodations are:
- Sign language interpreter
- Extended time, reader, scribe for testing
- Note taker
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- Books on tape
- Tape recorder for lectures
- Ergonomic Chair
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1. Complete the New Student Checklist
1. Apply to Peninsula College
2. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
3. Schedule a Compass Test and Orientation
4. Meet with you Advisor and;
5. Register!
2. Turn in Comprehensive Documentation to the SSD Office
List of Required Documentation
3. Complete Initial One-Hour Appointment
This appointment is your opportunity to discuss accommodation needs and get answers to your questions. The SSD office will contact you to schedule an appointment -- in person, by phone or email -- after reviewing the documentation you provide (all documentation is reviewd on a first-come, first served basis and may take several weeks).
4. Request Letter of Accommodation(LOA) every Quarter
For quarters following the initial one-hour appointment, the LOA request form is required to start the academic accommodation planning activity.
1. Register for Classes
2. Complete LOA Request Form and submit it to the SSD office
3. Pick up LOA from SSD office. You do not need an appointment but may have to wait for staff to become available
4. Provide one LOA to each instructor
5. Schedule appointments with SSD office as needed
Feel free to visit the SSD office if your LOA needs review and/or adjustment, or if you would like to discuss any concerns about classroom learning environment, your education plan, etc.
Student Checklist
(Steps for requesting accommodations)
Documentation Form
(Used by your medical provider to meet our comprehensive documentation requirements)