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U-M COVID-19 updates

Services for Students with Disabilities

Our Services

The SSD office provides accommodations and services free of charge to students that register with us. Depending on the type and severity of the disability, the SSD office makes every effort to provide the appropriate accommodation for academic success. The services in this section are those that registered SSD students can receive through arrangement with their disability coordinator. 

Online Accessibility and FAQ's: Novel Coronavirus COVID-19

Will I continue to receive my approved accommodations if my course is now online?

Yes. Students approved for accommodations through SSD will continue to receive their accommodations. At times, however, specific accommodations may not transition equitably to an online format. Contact your SSD Coordinator if you have questions related to a specific accommodation.

What do I do if I am having difficulty fully accessing materials online? Can I update my accommodations?

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Paratransit Service

Transportation Services offers curb to curb Paratransit services for students, faculty and staff (clients) that are pre-qualified through the our office. 

Please fill out the Paratransit application to register for these services. Upon submission, we will contact you within one (1) business day with a confirmation email. Applications submitted after 4:30pm will be reviewed the next business day.

Paratransit Application

Modern Language Aptitude Testing (MLAT) Dates

 

SSD no longer manages the MLAT. Please contact Newnan Advising with questions: (734) 764-0332

The next 2019 MLAT testing dates will be held on the following dates. If you have questions regarding the language requirement waiver or substitution process, please click on this link.

  • Friday, February 7, 3-5 p.m.
  • Thursday, February 13, 4-6pm
  • Tuesday, March 10, 4-6pm
  • Friday, April 10, 3-5pm 
Register Online

Speech-to-Text Services

Students who are deaf/hard of hearing or who have temporary or permanent motoric disabilities are eligible to receive course material in speech-to-text format. This includes notetaking, video captioning, and real-time transcription services.

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