Some accommodations will be similar to the undergraduate academic environment, however there are also accommodations that will be unique to academic study at the graduate level:
Graduate Course Accommodations (including tests and exams)
Please note: These are examples of accommodations. This list does not include all accommodations.
Review the course accommodations, including:
Oral Exams
- structured notes to use during the exam
- receiving questions in advance
- use of paper and pen to take notes
- closed format (e.g., private meeting with instructor)
For additional accommodation options, review Tests and Exams (some or all may apply).
Comprehensive Exam
- extend the time-frame for the exam preparation
For additional accommodation options, review Tests and Exams (some or all may apply).
Thesis
- additional or more frequent drafts for feedback and review
- review Oral Exams above
For additional accommodation options, review Essays, Written Assignments and Undergraduate Thesis (some or all may apply).
Supervisory/Committee Reviews and Meetings
- alternate time of day
- greater frequency of committee reviews
- greater frequency of scheduled supervisory meetings
- guidelines, expectations and conduct for supervisory relationship and communication
- receiving questions in advance
- preparation of a structured agenda
- both oral and written feedback
This information is available on the Student Accessibility Services website.