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If you are registered to write tests with the AccessAbility Resource Centre, please click on this link to review the Centre's updated test and examinations policy. Please contact the Centre at accessconfirm.utm@utoronto.ca if you have any questions.
UTM AccessAbility is committed to include students who have disabilities in all aspects of campus life (including physical access and equitable learning opportunities). The Centre provides services to students who have a physical, sensory, or learning disability, mental health disability, acquired brain injury, chronic health condition (be it a visible or hidden condition) and for students who have temporary disabilities (e.g. broken dominant arm). Students seeking support must have an intake interview with a disability advisor to discuss their individual needs.
To schedule a registration appointment with a disability advisor, please call the centre at 905-569-4699 or e-mail at: access.utm@utoronto.ca
Only University of Toronto Mississauga students who are registered in courses will receive academic accommodations and services.
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