Frequently Asked Questions

IEP or 504 plans can be helpful, but a formal diagnosis from a licensed medical provider, therapist, or other qualified professional is required.

Students who have not submitted the required paperwork must contact the Accessibility Services Coordinator. They can be reached by email at accessibilityservices@bethelu.edu, by phone at 731-352-4033, or in person at the Accessibility Services office located in the Vera Low Center, Student Life, Room L110.

Yes, students have to submit the Accessibility Accommodation Letter Request Form before each semester. 

Students wanting to make an adjustment to their accommodation plan will need to email accessibilityservices@bethelu.edu or come by the Accessibility Service office located in the Vera Low Center, Student Life, Room L110.

Accommodations are not retroactive. If you believe you need accommodations, please contact the Office of Accessibility Services early to begin the registration process. 

No, students are not required to share their medical information with instructors (i.e., diagnosis or medical documentation). Students should only share the information that they feel comfortable sharing with their professors.