University of North Texas 
Office of Disability Access
The ODA serves as the central campus resource for the University community in regards
to students with disabilities and accommodations to remove barriers to access.
Warning
IMPORTANT: If you're visiting the Office of Disability Access, we have relocated to
Chestnut Hall. We are experiencing many road and sidewalk closures.
Read here for important navigation information.Welcome to the Office of Disability Access (ODA)!
As our most important role, the Office of Disability Access collaborates with and empowers students with disabilities in order to coordinate accommodations and accessibility
supports which enable equal access to UNT's education and university life.
To do so, the ODA works in partnership with faculty and staff to eliminate or minimize
barriers by facilitating inclusion on campus.
The ODA collaborates with all members of the University community to improve access for students with disabilities in these ways:
- Determine and assisting with the implementation of reasonable academic accommodations
- Providing education on access and inclusion
- Partnering with University offices to ensure physical and technological access
Faculty and Staff
Students
- AIM Application and Student Portal
- Registering for Accommodations
- Documentation Guidelines
- Request Letters of Accommodation
- Template Emails to send Instructors
- Alternative Formats (Audio/Kurzweil, E-Text, Braille, etc)
- Utilizing the ODA Test Center
- Animals on Campus Grounds
- Pregnancy and Temporary Disabilities/Injuries
- FAQs for Students and Parents
Resources and News
- About the Office of Disability Access
- News and Letters from the ODA
- Important Dates and Deadlines
- Program and Event Accessibility
- Construction Obstruction Reports
- Becoming a Peer Note-taker
- Submitting a Grievance or Appeal
- Requesting Accommodations on Standardized Exams
- Accommodations for Non-Students
- Animals on Campus Grounds
- Workforce Recruitment Program & Schedule A Letters
Upcoming Events
Our Purpose
The Office of Disability Access (ODA) at the University of North Texas exists to prevent discrimination on the basis of disability and to help students reach a higher level of independence.
Our caring and professional staff helps students learn more about their disabilities, provide accommodations coordination, develop techniques to facilitate individual learning styles, learn how to talk to faculty and staff about your needs and develop strategies to achieve goals. We also offer evaluation referral, assistive technology services, and American Sign Language interpreting and CART services for academic needs and campus programs.
The Office of Disability Access does not offer disability evaluation and/or testing, tutoring/academic coaching, personal expenses or attendants, or scholarships. We do provide resource and referral information.