Reasonable Accommodation Policy
Grace School of Theology will reasonably accommodate otherwise qualified individuals with a disability unless such accommodation would pose an undue hardship or would result in a fundamental alteration in the nature of its services, programs or activities, or in undue financial or administrative burdens. Changes in teaching techniques occur continually as instructors discover new ways to aid handicapped students. The term “reasonable accommodation” is used in its general sense in this policy to apply to employees, students, and visitors.
Student requests for reasonable accommodation should be addressed to the Global Programs and Admissions Department. A student must self-identify as an individual with a disability and provide appropriate diagnostic information that substantiates the disability. The Global Programs and Admissions Department will then assess the impact of the disability on the student’s academic program and record the required academic accommodations. Individuals who have complaints alleging discriminations based upon a disability may file them with the Dean of Global Programs and Admissions.
This form will be submitted to the Dean of Global Programs and Admissions.