Students requesting reasonable accommodations will need to provide current (within 3 years) documentation from an appropriate, licensed professional at their own expense. The documentation should include the type of disability, tests and scores used to evaluate the student, and a description of how the disability limits the student's activities. More information is available from the Student Success Office. Recommendations for accommodations are helpful, but Andrews University retains the right to approve accommodations based on the documentations and to substitute different appropriate accommodations based on availability. Personal assistance such as books, computers, personal aides, or tutors are not provided except where they are available for the general student population.

Requests for accommodations, along with appropriate documentation, should be made six weeks in advance, or as early as possible. It is the student's responsibility to request accommodations, provide documentation, contact faculty members once accommodations have been agreed upon, and to make use of the accommodations in academic activities. Accommodations are not a guarantee of academic success"