Disability Services Portal Transition
Disability Services is continuing the transition to AIM, our student-facing accommodation management system. As we complete this transition, you may notice updates to our website and processes. Thank you for your patience during this period.
Please use AIM for your accommodation-related needs. If you have questions or need assistance during this transition, please contact your Access Coordinator or the Disability Services front office at dsinfo@colorado.eduÌý(303-492-8671). Please do not attempt to log in to the previous accommodation management system, Accommodate Portal.
With AIM, students can:
- Manage accommodation letters
- Submit accommodation requests
- Request appointments with their Access Coordinator after completing the registration process
- Access accommodation-related services and resources
Accommodations
In collaboration with the university community, Disability Services ensures that students with disabilities receive reasonable accommodations and services to participate equally in the academic environment.
Eligibility for accommodations is based on the data in the documentation and accompanying school information that clearly demonstrate that a student has one or more functional limitations in the academic/residential setting and that these limitations require accommodation in order to achieve equal access. Accommodations are intended to provide equal access, not guarantee success or maximize a student’s potential.
Students who have been approved for accommodations will useÌýAIMÌýto make and track supplemental accommodation requests, manage their accommodation lettersÌýand check the status of other service requests.
Grievances for accommodations
If a student registered with Disability Services believes the accommodation(s) provided are not reasonable or not being met, or if the student’s requested accommodation is denied, the University has developed procedures to assist the student in the grievance and appeal process. The goal is to resolve concerns quickly and at the lowest level.