Accessible Needs in Residence Sample Clauses

Accessible Needs in Residence. Students with an accessibility need who may require a physical modification to a room, or a specific room style placement, must complete the Personalized accommodation Needs in Residence Request Form, which can be found on the Student Housing & Residence Life webpage xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx/housing/considering-residence/accessible-needs-residence) or through StarPortal. This form will help us understand the resident’s specific needs, in the interest of providing appropriate accommodations. The provision of all reasonable accommodations and services is assessed based on the current impact of the accessibility need on residence living. The recommended deadline to submit the Personalized accommodation Needs in Residence Request Form is corresponds to the applicable application deadline. The Upper Year Undergraduate application deadline is March 8, 2019. The First Year Undergraduate application deadline is June 3, 2019. Forms will still be accepted after the application deadlines, however, to increase the variety of options available to meet your accessibility request, it is recommended to submit on or before the applicable deadline. WAITLIST ASSIGNMENT
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Accessible Needs in Residence. Students with an accessibility need who may require a physical modification to a room, or a specific room style placement, must complete the Personalized Accommodation Request Form, which can be found in the StarRez application (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xx). This form will help us understand the resident’s specific needs, in the interest of providing appropriate accommodations. The provision of all reasonable accommodations and services is assessed based on the current impact of the accessibility need on residence living. The recommended deadline to submit the Personalized Accommodation Request Form corresponds to the applicable application deadline. The Graduate/Medical Housing application deadline is May 26, 2023 for current tenants and June 12, 2023 for new tenants. Personalized Accommodation Request Form will still be accepted after the application deadline, however, to increase the variety of options available to meet your accessibility request, it is recommended to submit on or before the applicable deadline. WAITLIST ASSIGNMENT
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Accessible Needs in Residence. Students with an accessibility need who may require a physical modification to a room, or a specific room style placement, must complete the Special Accommodation Request Form, which can be found on the Student Housing & Residence Life webpage (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx/housing/considering-residence/accessible-needs-residence). This form will help us understand the resident’s specific needs, in the interest of providing appropriate accommodations. The provision of all reasonable accommodations and services is assessed based on the current impact of the accessibility need on residence living. The recommended deadline to submit the Special Accommodation Request Form corresponds to the applicable application deadline. The summer application deadline is March 2, 2018. Forms will still be accepted after the application deadlines, however, to increase the variety of options available to meet your accessibility request, it is recommended to submit on or before the applicable deadline. WAITLIST ASSIGNMENT
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