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According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, no otherwise qualified person with a disability shall be denied a benefit or opportunity or be excluded from participation solely on the basis of that disability. The Center for Student Accessibility (CSA) ensures that students with disabilities have equal access to all campus facilities, curricula, and activities by facilitating reasonable disability-related accommodations.

Reasonable accommodations do not and should not:

• Substantially alter the educational standards or mission of 爆走黑料
• Fundamentally alter the nature of the program, course, service, or activity
• Allow access to a program when a student is not otherwise qualified to meet the academic and technical standards required
• Cause undue hardship on the institution
• Be of personal service in nature (personal aid, individually paid tutor, etc.)
• Pose a direct threat to the health and safety of the student or others

Accommodations are requested and processed through CUNY Accommodate.

1. Submit via CUNY Accommodate.
2. Provide Documentation — a current report or evaluation from the appropriate licensed professional. Documentation may include IEPs, 504 plans, psychological evaluations, or letters from doctors. Refer to CUNY Disability Documentation Guidelines for more information.
3. Once your Confidential Accommodation Request Form has been received, a disability services professional from the CSA, will contact you via your email to schedule an appointment to discuss your accommodations request.
4. Eligibility for accommodations are determined collaboratively through an interactive process and a review of disability documentation in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act by professional staff at the CSA.

Note: If you are a student who received approved accommodations at another CUNY Campus and are transferring to 爆走黑料, you will already have an active CUNY Accommodate account. Please complete the Semester Request Form. The CSA will be notified of this request and reach out to you to inform you of the specific supports and services that 爆走黑料's Center for Student Accessibility offers.

Submit a Semester Request via . You must do this each semester to notify your course instructors of your approved accommodations.

1. Log in to using your CUNYFirst credentials.
2. Select Accommodation
3. Select Semester Request
4. Select Add New
5. Select the semester
6. Select Submit for all OR Select Review to select which courses you want to utilize accommodations

Note: If you add a new class after submitting a semester request, you will need to submit a new request in order for letters to be sent to your new faculty.

After submitting, you will receive an email from the CSA requesting that you sign in to CUNY Accommodate to view your accommodation letter. Your course instructor(s) will receive a similar email.

• An accommodation letter will not be generated if you do not submit a Semester Request.
• View the for step-by-step instructions if you are having trouble.
• If you need additional assistance with completing the Semester Request, please contact the CSA.

If a student has an additional accommodation request after their accommodations have been approved, the student is responsible for submitting a supplemental accommodation request via CUNY Accommodate.

1. Log in to using your CUNYFirst credentials.
2. Click on the Accommodation tab → select Supplemental.
3. Click Add New and fill out all form fields.
4. Click Submit.
5. Once your Supplemental Accommodation Request Form has been received, a disability services professional from the CSA, will contact you via your email to schedule an appointment to discuss your accommodation request.
6. Eligibility for accommodations are determined collaboratively through an interactive process and a review of disability documentation in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act by professional staff at the CSA.

The CSA can assist students with a temporary injury or condition (e.g., broken bones, injuries requiring surgery, acute illnesses). Temporary accommodations are determined by a case-by-case, class-by-class basis. Contact the CSA as soon as possible at accessibility@citytech.cuny.edu.