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Student Accessibility Services

Peer Support

Looking for ongoing support as you navigate college with a disability? SAS Peer Mentoring connects students registered with the SAS with a trained peer mentor who understands the challenges of balancing academics, accommodations, and college life. Through regular meetings, your mentor can provide guidance on time management, study strategies, self-advocacy, and more—helping you build confidence and succeed.

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Learn more about SAS

Read about who we are and why we are so passionate about working with Student Accessibility Services!

Resources

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    Students

    As an Iowa State student, you can register with Student Accessibility Services to be reviewed for accommodations. Accommodations are designed to eliminate disability-related barriers so that you have an equal opportunity for success. Use the link below to learn more about our accommodations and how to apply.

    Learn More About Our Process
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    Accommodations

    Accommodations are an integral part of campus life for many students. Learn about why we provide accommodations, the different types of accommodations we provide, and the resources we provide on accommodation implementation!

    Accommodations at ISU
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    Faculty and Staff

    Faculty and Staff play an important part in the life of a student with a disability. Collaboratively, SAS staff and ISU teaching professionals promote opportunities for educational success by assisting students to receive full time or temporary accommodations.

    Faculty and Staff's Role with Accommodations