The Office of Disability Access' primary role is to support current students with disabilities with their academic accommodations. Please review this webpage for more information on how prospective students, current students with temporary illnesses, students on other UNT campuses, campus visitors, and faculty/staff should request accommodations.

Prospective Students

Prospective students should contact the Office of Disability Access if they are in need of disability related accommodations prior to admission to the University. The Office of Disability Access will work alongside the student and the given department to request accommodations

Students with Temporary Illnesses should contact:

The ODA does not provide reasonable accommodations for temporary conditions such as broken bones, minor surgery with standard recovery times, pregnancy, colds or the flu. The following webpage includes more information on how to request accommodations for temporary illnesses/injuries and pregnancy.

Students Attending Other UNT campuses should contact:

Students seeking accommodations must register with the respective disability services office on their campus. The Office of Disability Access at UNT Denton provides accommodations for students at the UNT Denton campus, as well as the UNT Frisco (Inspire Park/Frisco Landing), and Discovery Park campuses.
Students at the UNT Dallas campus should go to Services at UNT Dallas.
Students at the UNT Health Science Center (HSC) should go to UNT Health Science Center in Fort Worth.

Website and online course accessibility should contact:

Office of Compliance and Ethics
Hurley Administrative Building Suite 102
Denton, TX 76203
compliance@unt.edu
940.565.4142
University Integrity and Compliance

UNT Faculty and Staff Members should contact:

Human Resources
UNT System
1901 Main Street
Dallas, Texas 75021
214-571-4800
ADA Accommodations at UNT

Visitors to the University should contact:

Requests for disability accommodations or auxiliary aids should be made well in advance of need to the responsible university department or agency. Proof of disability may be required if the disability is not evident. The department or agency responsible for the program, activity, service or facility to which the individual requires access will work with the appropriate university vice president and/or federal or state agency to ensure that reasonable accommodations are made. If reasonable accommodation requests are not made by the set deadline, the university will still make a good faith effort to meet the accommodation need if it is determined reasonable.