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- Request Accommodations | Cal State LA
The portal is where students request accommodations, schedule exams, and manage their support services Students registered with OSD are eligible for Priority Registration
- Request Accommodations each semester - Cal State LA
In order to receive accommodations and send notification of academic support services (NASS) each semester, you'll need to log into your OSD Student Portal with your MyCalStateLA username and password
- Student Housing Residence Life Accommodations - Cal State LA
Because emotional support animals are considered accommodations, residents must provide a written request for a reasonable accommodation and appropriate supporting documentation from the student's treating licensed medical or mental health professional to OSD
- OSD Services - Cal State LA
As a student, you must log in to the OSD Student Portal (AIM) to request accommodations every academic term for each class in which you’ll require accommodations
- The Transition: Accessing Accommodations Services - Cal State LA
Whether you're new to using accommodations or just need a refresher, this session will give you the tools and confidence to navigate college with support Open to all students registered with OSD or planning to connect with us
- Accommodation Appeals and Complaints - Cal State LA
If you are unsatisfied with the outcome of the first step in the formal process, the student may request to meet with the OSD Appeals Committee within 10 working days of the outcome of initial formal process request
- Modifying Accommodations - Cal State LA
Through the OSD Student Portal, you have the ability to modify or cancel accommodations for individual classes when necessary Once you log in, select List Requests on the left side of your Dashboard
- FAQ | Cal State LA
Can I get a tutor through OSD? Does OSD provide financial assistance to students with disabilities? Is a student required to divulge the nature of the disability? Do I need to accommodate the student's disability without any written verification from the OSD? Student Conduct
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