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Student Services

We assist you in determining accommodations and teaching you how to access them.

Students are strongly encouraged to contact SAAS as soon as they are admitted to the University to allow for sufficient time to ensure that accommodations are in place for the beginning of a semester. Requests made later in a semester may result in a delay or inability to provide accommodations.

Confidentiality

Confidentiality of information is very important to Student Access and Accommodation Services. Information provided to Student Access and Accommodation Services is considered private and will be protected against misuse by others.

Students Registered with SAAS

Students currently registered with SAAS can access your accommodations.

Additional Accommodations

You can request additional accommodations if you are already registered with SAAS.

Request Additional Accommodations

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New to SAAS

We are happy to meet with you to discuss accommodations what would best assist you at Illinois State.

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Temporary Accommodations

Students with temporary injuries (such as a broken limbs) can request Academic and Housing Accommodations on a short term basis.

Additional Accommodations Options

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    Veterans

    Thank you for your service. We want to help you succeed at Illinois State.

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    Accessibility Abroad

    Planning to study abroad? Let us help you plan your accommodations.

Attending an Event at Illinois State University

If you need an accommodation to attend an event, contact the department sponsoring the event and they will assist you with the accommodation required. Student Access and Accommodation Services will assist departments as needed.

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Student Disability Network

The Student Disability Network advocates and encourages disability awareness by bringing together students with and without disabilities to form relationships and connect.

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