Suffolk University is dedicated to a full university education for all of its students and ensures that all students have access to university programs and services. The Office of Disability Services promotes access to education and works to identity, encourage, and facilitate the academic goals of students with disabilities.

The Office of Disability Services offers students with disabilities:

• Coordination and advocacy of services and facilities on campus
• Verification of eligibility required for accommodations based on a student’s diagnostic evaluation
• Referrals to local diagnostic specialist
• Accommodations based on documentations
• Access to the assistive technology lab for homework and test taking
• Early registration
• Referrals to the counseling and health centers

Anwsers to Your Questions:

• What are the Differences Between High School and College for students with disabilities?
• What is the process to become eligible for academic accommodations?
• What types of academic accommodations are available?
• What types of disabilities do we serve?
• What types of assistive technology are available?

Resources for Students with Disabilities:

• Office of Disability Services handbook
• Students’ Rights and Responsibilities
• Student Confidentiality
• Laws