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What is the Office of Accessibility?

The Office of Accessibility is an office at The University of Toledo that provides support services and accommodations for individuals with disabilities. We coordinate services for individuals with all kinds of disabilities, including students with learning disabilities. These services provide students with an equal opportunity to strive for the college degree of their choice. We understand the multiple challenges a person with a disability faces and we offer our services to help maximize potential and minimize the disability.
With the implementation of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 504 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), comes equal access to education for all students. Our goal is to provide whatever assistance is needed to fulfill the student's educational dream while helping them to develop and maintain independence.

Did you know?

• When students with disabilities are admitted to the University, they have met the same standards for admission as other students.
• About 54 million Americans – or one out of every five – have a disability. Their contributions enrich our communities and society as they live, work and share their lives.
• One in every eleven college students have a documented disability
• The average disable student’s GPA is comparable to that of other students.

Accommodations are provided for students with disabilities enrolled at all academic levels including:

• Ph.D./Doctorate
• Masters/Graduate 
• College of Law 
• Baccalaureate/Bachelors 
• Associates 
• Certificate 
• Continuing Education

Services are also provided for all University Sponsored Events and Programs upon request.

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