How to Register with SAS
The deadline to be fully registered with SAS and ensure accommodation for the remainder of the fall term/December exams is Friday, November 12th. Intake appointments scheduled to occur after November 12th will create accommodation plans for implementation in January, 2022.
Although you are welcome to register at any time, accommodations and appointment times are more limited as the term progresses.
Looking to get registered with Student Accessibility Services? Here's how:
1. Review our documentation requirements
Your documentation should be as recent as possible, and outline the functional limitations of your disability. If you have older or incomplete documentation, it is possible that only minimal accommodation can be implemented until more current or complete documentation is provided. Criteria regarding age of documentation is specific to the nature of a person's disability, and is outlined on the Documentation Requirements section of our website.
2. Complete the pre-intake questionnaire
All students who register with SAS begin the formal intake registration process by completing a Pre-Intake Questionnaire. This questionnaire is designed to connect you with an appropriate SAS Advisor, and helps us to anticipate questions or concerns that you may have prior to your first appointment. You will be asked a series of questions pertaining to your disability and how your disability impacts your academics.
This questionnaire should take approximately 10 minutes to complete. You must upload your disability documentation to your questionnaire.
After you have completed and submitted the questionnaire, you will be contacted by a SAS staff member within 3 to 5 business days to schedule an intake appointment with one of our SAS Advisors. Thank you in advance for completing the Pre-Intake Questionnaire first. We appreciate your patience while we review your information and match you with the appropriate Advisor.
3. What happens during an intake appointment?
You and your SAS Advisor will develop an accommodation plan based on your strengths and your documented areas of need. With your permission, your professors are notified of your SAS registration and your academic accommodations. Information about your disability is not disclosed to your professors. At this point, you will now be considered fully registered with SAS at Trent.