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TIU Student Accessibility Resources

As a student in higher education, it is your right to decide if you want to disclose or not disclose your disability.  If you decide not to disclose your disability, reasonable accommodations are not granted retroactively.  To ensure that reasonable accommodations are in place for your use, follow the steps on the next page, "The Process."

Invisible Disabilities and Post Secondary Education

Student self-determination combined with effective accommodations for disabilities with learning disabilities, attention deficits, autism spectrum disorders, and other issues that are not readily apparent can result in successful outcomes.

Invisible Disabilities and Post Secondary Education

Nobody's Business

This video from Northern Illinois University emphasizes issues of disability disclosure, confidentiality, and accommodations for students with disabilities enrolled in colleges and universities. It is appropriate for both students and faculty.

Nobody's Business
Author: Peter Wright
Last modified: 05/18/2023 2:03 PM (CDT)