News related to Learning Disability University of Guelph

If you feel that your disability has adversely affected your grades, and that you may be close to the admission cutoffs, please fill out the Supplemental Information Form for Students with Disabilities (SIF-D).  SAS will retain this information and will use it collaboratively with Admission Services if needed. Note that if you receive an offer of admission, you will still need to register with SAS as soon as possible and this is a separate process.

The deadline for submitting the SIF-D is March 1st.

We invite you to attend the Plan Your Semester Workshop! When you participate, you will learn how to access your course due dates and test dates, fill out your calendar or planner with all the important dates for the semester, and learn tips and tricks for planning and success.

January 21 update - Deferred exams: if you have a deferred exam that will be written on-campus and you have approved accommodations, you will need to make a booking to use the SAS Exam Centre. You will receive an email from the Registrar with the date and time. Please immediately forward it to sasexams@uoguelph.ca. 

Question about Tests and exams

If your class is writing a test or exam on campus and you will need approved accommodations, you must make a booking to use the SAS Exam Centre, and you must do so at least 14 days in advance and no later than March 1 (winter), July 1 (summer) or November 1 (fall).  

Throughout the Winter semester, the Discover Ability Network is hosting four different information sessions for individuals with disabilities seeking guidance on job search strategies. The following sessions have been posted on the Experience Guelph Events calendar, and interested students may learn more and register by clicking the links below: 

Discover Ability will be hosting the following webinars in January 2022: