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✅ For a more detailed checklist, click the link below!

The Academic Support and Access Center (ASAC) Disability Support team supports the academic development and educational goals of all AU students and promotes access for individuals with disabilities within the university’s diverse community. You can apply for accommodations for your time at AU, both in and out of the classroom. To find out more about how to apply for accommodations as a New Eagle, you can follow the link below with more steps.

Hey there, new Eagles! As you step into the vibrant world of university life, remember that one of the secret ingredients to your success here at AU is getting involved! Whether you're into clubs and organizations, club sports, volunteering, or even pursuing hobbies that ignite your passion, these activities offer a fantastic opportunity to broaden your horizons and deepen your learning beyond the confines of the classroom.

Think about it this way: while your lectures provide the foundation, it's through these extracurricular avenues that you can often get to apply that knowledge in real-world scenarios, develop invaluable skills like leadership and teamwork, and forge lifelong friendships with like-minded individuals who share your interests. So, when you are ready, explore the plethora of opportunities waiting for you, and let your college journey be a rich tapestry woven with unforgettable experiences and personal growth!

From our nest to yours,

Dayne Hutchinson, Ph.D. 

If you wish to request disability-related housing accommodations, you must:

💫 Submit the Student Accommodations Questionnaire.

⭐ Submit documentation that specifically addresses the disability-related housing accommodation being requested (please use the form listed above under Documentation Guidelines).

🌟 Meet with a member of the ASAC Disability team. You will be contacted by the ASAC when you are ready for this step.

✨ Participate in the general housing application process through Housing and Residence Life (HRL) and meet all HRL deadlines.

The Student Health Center is a resource available to all enrolled students. They provide a variety of medical services to our students, including: general health appointments, same day appointments, preventative healthcare, laboratory testing, prescription refills, specialist recommendations, and more. The health center offers both in-person appointments as well as telehealth appointments. To learn more about the health services available to you, you can click the link below.

All American University students are required to complete the TB screening. The initial step is to complete the "TB Screening Questionnaire" which can be found on your Student Health Portal. If follow-up is needed after completing the questionnaire, such as needing to complete a TB test, you will be informed via message in your Student Health Portal. You must complete this form by July 15, 2024.

You must register for classes to generate a bill, which will be posted to the student’s Eagle Service Account. Once registered, payment for the fall semester is due August 1. In order for families and other sponsors to view or pay the bill, your student must grant you proxy access. You’ll find a simple list of tuition and fees, instructions on how to view an itemized version of the student bill and payment options on the Student Accounts website.