Accommodation

Academic adjustments/reasonable accommodations are available for students with documented disabilities, tailored to their specific needs and the course's instructional methods, with the goal of providing equal opportunities without compromising the essential skills or technical standards of the course. Reasonable accommodations provide equal opportunities for eligible students without altering the essential skills or technical standards of the course or program.

Accommodations can be categorized as follows:

• Modifications made to a classroom setting or task to enable a student with a disability to engage in the educational process without changing the demands.
• Modifications to policies, practices, or procedures that preserve the core characteristics of the course, environment, or university.
• Provision of auxiliary aids and services.
• Removal of physical architectural and classroom barriers.
• Accommodations do not diminish academic standards or compromise the integrity of an academic program as academic, conduct, and technical standards and licensing requirements will always be upheld.

The following provides details on potential academic, residential, and campus access accommodations. Please note that this list is not comprehensive.

• Academic Participation Assistant
• Alternative Media
• Alternative Testing
• Assistive Technology
• Notetaking Assistance
• Reduced Couse Load

• Accessible Buildings & Classrooms (may involve moving a class or event to a location accessible for the individual)
• Accessible Van Service (transportation support to maneuver campus)

• Dining Accommodations (Access to Simple Serve, Dining Options Accommodations)
• Housing (AC, Specific Room configurations, Accessible Bathrooms)

Placement

The University of New Haven placements speak about the quality and standard of education. The UNH placement rate is close to 96.8%. A high placement rate ensures that nearly all the students find employment after graduating from UNH.

Notes

A Culture of Success and Innovation. Founded on the Yale campus in 1920, the University of New Haven is a private, coeducational university that has been recognized by The Princeton Review and U.S. News & World Report for academic excellence.