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Frequently asked questions

Q:  What if I was previously diagnosed with a disability and need to update my documentation?

A:  The first thing to do is to contact the physician who previously provided your documentation and ask for an appointment to update your evaluation.  Or, meet directly with the director of disability support services so you can discuss your options for referral.  A personal interview will help to determine whether another referral is appropriate and what professional resources are available.  Colleges and universities are not required to pay for diagnostic services to determine whether an individual is eligible for ADA accommodations. It is helpful to everyone concerned if we have current documentation (this usually means within three years).

Q:  What types of academic supports are available for students at Saint Martin's University?

A:  One of your best academic supports at Saint Martin's University can be your faculty.  Because Saint Martin's offers smaller class sizes, forming a relationship with your professors is easy and essential.  Become familiar with all of your professor's office hours.  Be sure you are taking responsibility for your learning needs by clarifying course expectations, asking questions, and checking in on your progress with your professors. Peer tutors are available in our Writing Center, Old Main 312, to assist students with their writing needs. This helpful resource can be accessed by both beginning and advanced writers. Tutors are available for many subjects in the Learning Center, Old Main Room 212. The Career Center can assist students in making career choices, writing a resume, interview skills, graduate school information, and current job listings.