U of T’s Accessibility Services assists in navigating disability-related barriers to your academic success at U of T.
If you have an ongoing, documented illness or disability, it’s important you register with Accessibility Services.
The services available to you through Accessibility Services include:
- Learning disability assessments
- Adaptive technology assessments
- Adaptive equipment
- Learning strategy support
- Test and exam accommodations
- Note-taking services
- Sign language interpreters and computer note-taking
- Advice and information on disability-related issues
- Liaison with University and off-campus agencies
- Campus transportation (St. George campus only)
We are committed to supporting students with disabilities. Your On-Location Accessibility Advisor is also here to assist registered law students who are affected by physical and/or mental health concerns and who need academic accommodations.
For assistance or questions about registration, please contact Accessibility Services Reception at 416-978-8060 or accessibility.services@utoronto.ca.
Academic accommodations process
If you’re experiencing a temporary illness, disability, or extraordinary personal circumstance (e.g., a death in the family) and are not registered with Accessibility Services, you can request academic accommodations through the law school.
Please review the Academic Accommodations and Considerations Policy in the JD Handbook of Academic Policies.
For more information or support with your application, you can reach out to the Accommodations and Considerations Committee at accommodations.law@utoronto.ca.