Accessibility Services – School of Continuing Studies

Does SCS provide accessibility support?
How do I register for an accessibility accommodation(s)?
I am a returning accommodations student; do I need to notify the School each time I register for a course?
What do I need to provide in order to request accommodations?
Does the School of Continuing Studies provide temporary accommodations (i.e. for broken bones, etc.)?
I am having difficulty getting documentation to support my accommodation request; can I still receive accommodation support?
I am registered with the University of Toronto Accessibility Services Office; do I still need to register my accommodations with the School of Continuing Studies?
My course has already started, and I have a disability, is it too late to request accommodation?
Will my Instructor know who I am?
If I decide to withdraw, does SCS need to be notified?
I have been assigned a note taker in my class, do I have to tell my Instructor who this is?
One of my accommodation is extensions on assignments, but I need more time, is this possible?
I registered my accommodations late, and an assignment was due before my accommodations were in place, can I be granted an extension?
My course requires group work. With my assignment extensions, how will this work?
I am in an in-class course, but I have been scheduled to write my test at the School of Continuing Studies office, do I have to let my Instructor know?
How do I provide feedback regarding my learning experience?