Timeline for Requesting Accomodations

In general, effective accommodations require collaboration and communication between the student and the Office of Disabilities Resources (ODR). For new students and changing needs, this includes submission and review of appropriate documentation and an intake interview to determine the accommodations for which students are eligible.

A number of accommodations require particular advance notice due to the nature of equipment, processes, personnel, or other planning involved.  Students should familiarize themselves with the timelines and other responsibilities associated with each area of accommodation. Please direct questions to the Office of Disability Resources.  



Type of Accommodation
Timeline for Services Request
Naropa  University  Student Responsibilities
Alternate Text Formats
  • Digital Audio
  • E-text
  • Braille
  • Enlarged Print
4 to 6 weeks:
a) Before the first class,           
b) Before you wish to receive the books (if  making request later than above).
1. Students who have established eligibility for alternative text formats are also eligible for Early Registration and should register within that period.
2. Immediately after registering, submit full schedule information to ODR. (Advisors will do so for new students.)
Alternative Testing
  • Additional Time
  • Private Room
  • Reader
  • Scribe
  • Use of Computer
  • Enlarged print, Braille, or assistive software.
1 to 2 weeks:
If proctor, reader, scribe, enlarged print or alternate format are needed, or private room requires advance scheduling.

1. At start of semester, identify the courses in which you anticipate needing testing accommodations that require alternative testing.
2.  Discuss how the alternative testing accommodation will be provided with your professor.

Notetaking Services
1 to 2 weeks
before first class
1.       At start of semester, identify the courses in which you anticipate needing testing accommodations that require a notetaker.
2.       The ODR will work to find a notetaker for your course, and will let you know how your notes will be delivered to you.

Deaf/HoH Services
  • Interpreters
  • Captionists (CART)
4 to 6 weeks before first class
1. After registering for your courses, provide your complete class schedule ODR and communicate preferences for each class.
2. Confirmation of interpreter or captionist will be provided to you when the information is available.

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