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Information for Prospective StudentsWelcome!We welcome your application to the University of Iowa! Please contact the University of Iowa’s Office of Admissions at (319) 335-3847 or visit their website for information on admission requirements. Working with Student Disability ServicesWe know there are many factors involved in making an informed college choice. Our staff is available to help you with your decision. Though we cannot discuss your specific needs until you have officially accepted an offer of admission to the University, we are happy to answer general questions about campus resources at anytime. Getting Started - Registration ProcessOnce you have accepted an offer of admission from the University, you may formally apply for services from our office. Students interested in receiving services from our office need to: 1. Be admitted and decide to come to The University of Iowa. 2. Arrange for disability evaluation. Make sure materials are complete, current, and consistent with our documentation requirements. See Documentation Guidelines. 3. Complete the Request for Documentation and Services Review form. Submit this form anddocumentation to Student Disability Services for evaluation. 4. Make an appointment for an intake interview once classes have begun and you have attended each class. Please bring all class syllabi to the appointment. ConfidentialityInformation provided to our office is considered confidential. It will only be released with the signed consent of the student or the student's legal guardian. On rare occasions when the welfare of the student or another individual is concerned, a staff member may elect to disclose information without consent. Our staff makes every effort to follow federal guidelines designed to protect student privacy. Frequently Asked QuestionsWe know you will have questions for our staff. As a start, we've put together a Frequently Asked Questions page with answers to some of the questions we hear most often. We encourage you to read this page and then contact us if you need more information. Contact UsIf you are interested in learning more about our services, we encourage you to contact us or arrange a visit to our office.
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Published by Student Disability Services. Office of the Vice President for Student Services. Copyright The University of Iowa 2006. All rights reserved.
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