Student Access Center
 
The Student Access Center assists students with disabilities by facilitating accommodations that remove barriers to their academic success. We authorize reasonable and appropriate accommodations for qualified students with documented disabilities, assist students in self-advocacy, educate the University of Kansas about disabilities, and ensure compliance with federal and state law.
 
Use Student Access Center Online
To request accommodations View our step-by-step guide or video tutorial

 Icon that reads "Apply Here: New Student Application." Clickable link to apply for accommodations. Icon that reads "Access Online: Registered Student Login." Clickable link leading to Access Online. Icon that reads "Instructor Login." Clickable link to the Access Online portal for instructors.

Students, find more information for Spring 2021Testing Center.
Instructors, find information for Spring 2021Testing Center. 
Student Center
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Family Center

Information for families with a student needing academic accomodation.

Faculty

Instructor Center

Resources for intructors and faculty members to assist with accomodating needs of the student.


Mission of Student Access Center

The center exists to directly support students in their progress toward degree and provide support to administration, faculty, and staff.

Core Values

  • The Student Access Center team members share a commitment to high quality support services.
  • The team members will err on the side of the student to assure access to services.
  • The team members will support the university's retention efforts and any services to promote progress toward degree.
How to submit SAC Exam Request

Watch this video and learn how to submit an exam request for SAC Testing Center.

 

Grievance Procedures

If a student is not satisfied with any decision by the university involving academic adjustments or effective communication, or otherwise believes she or he has been discriminated against on the basis of disability, the student may contact the designated coordinator and/or file a complaint of discrimination in accordance with the university’s anti-discrimination grievance procedure entitled KU Discrimination Complaint Resolution Process.

The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies:

Director of the Office of Institutional Opportunity and Access

IOA@ku.edu

1246 W. Campus Road, Room 153A, Lawrence, KS, 66045

(785) 864-6414, TDD (785) 864-4064.

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