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Legal Blindness or Visual Impairment
- A copy of your most recent eye examination results
from your ophthalmologist or optometrist verifying your
legal blindness or other visual impairment. In general,
applicants utilizing conductive lenses must have a
corrected vision of not less than 20/200 to be eligible
for DSP services.
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If you do not meet this requirement but have a visual
impairment that significantly impacts your academic
performance, you may still be eligible for services.
Deafness or Hard of Hearing
- A copy of an audiogram, administered within the last
two years by your physician, audiometrist or audiologist,
verifying the extent of your hearing loss.
Learning Disabilities and Attention Deficit
Disorder
- For learning disabilities, records of a
psycho-educational evaluation performed by a qualified
professional.
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For Attention Deficit Disorder, please have
a psychiatrist or other qualified professional fill out
the ADD Certification Form available here
- In order for DSP to assess the impact your disability may
have on your academic performance, the verification you
submit must meet either or both of these policies:
Psychological Disabilities
Mobility Impairment, Speech Impairment, Acquired
Brain Injury, Chronic Illness, or other disabilities not
listed above
- Please have your physician or other appropriate
professional submit this
form (or the PDF
Version).
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All relevant questions must be answered or the submission will be considered incomplete.
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