Full Sail University is committed to providing equal access to all students, including students with disabilities. Full Sail complies with applicable state and federal laws, including Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as Amended. The mission of the Student Success Services department is to create an accessible and inclusive environment and to support students with disabilities.

Full Sail University does not offer academic programs specifically designed for individuals with disabilities. The University is committed to providing students with services and reasonable accommodations upon review of a student’s needs and documentation.

Students with documented disabilities, such as learning, physical, sensory, health, or psychiatric disabilities, may request reasonable accommodations through the Student Success Services department to ensure equitable access to education and activities. Students who have – or suspect they might have – a disability for which they would like to request accommodations should contact Student Success Services to discuss their needs.

Full Sail is committed to providing equal access to all students. While upholding this commitment, Full Sail also expects students to maintain a high standard of academic achievement and excellence while attending the university.

Students who request accommodations are expected to self-disclose by first completing a Reasonable Accommodations Request Form. For students who are engaged in the Enrollment process, the enrollment document entitled “Services for Students with Disabilities” offers an opportunity for students to identify whether they need accommodations and to receive the link to the Reasonable Accommodations Request Form via an automatic email. The Reasonable Accommodations Request Form contains a series of questions that provide an opportunity for students to describe their disabilities and the accommodations they are requesting. Students can include information about their experiences, barriers faced, and/or previous accommodations utilized. Supporting documentation should provide information on the impact of the disability. While students may contact Student Success Services at any time during or prior to their program at Full Sail University, many students submit documentation before beginning courses as Student Success Services needs sufficient notice in order to review and provide reasonable accommodations. Requests must be evaluated and arrangements must be made prior to the anticipated need for service or support.

Supporting documentation is recommended to be typed on professional letterhead, dated, and signed by a medical or other qualified professional. The professional making the diagnosis of disability should be an appropriately trained individual, including but not limited to a physician, psychologist, psychiatrist, or educational diagnostician. Documentation from a family member or friend is not acceptable. It should state the disability or disabilities. Additionally, it may describe the impact or symptoms of the disability. If appropriate, it may discuss the severity, expected progression, or medication side effects. Documentation may also describe current or past accommodations utilized and/or any recommended accommodations.

Documentation submitted by students is reviewed on an individual, case-by-case basis to assess the request and evaluate the relevant documentation. Accommodation requests are considered within the context of the documentation and educational requirements. If the documentation does not contain sufficient information in order to determine appropriate accommodations, the student will be contacted to request additional documentation. Students may submit additional documentation for review at any time

This interactive process, along with provided documentation and consideration of academic integrity, informs the determination of appropriate and reasonable accommodations.

Electronic Submission

The Reasonable Accommodations Request Form is available on the Student Success Services department’s page on Full Sail One. You can also request the link to be sent to you via email by contacting [email protected]. Supporting documentation can be uploaded through this form. Please upload supporting documents in commonly used file formats such as PDF or JPG.

After completing the Reasonable Accommodations Request Form, documentation can be submitted electronically with the form or by mail, fax, email, or in person.

Mailing Address:
Full Sail University
c/o Student Success Services
3300 University Boulevard
Winter Park, FL 32792

Fax: 407.215.2024

Email: [email protected]

In Person: Please check in with the Lobby Concierge in Full Sail Building 3F. The Student Success Services office is located in Building 3F on the second floor.

The Student Success Services department collaborates with students, faculty members, and staff to create an environment that is as inclusive and equitable as possible, reducing the need for individual accommodations. When disability-related accommodations are necessary, the Student Success Services department will collaborate with students to develop a plan. The Student Success Services team assists students with disabilities to register for academic accommodations and provides support throughout their career at Full Sail University.

All information regarding a student with disabilities will be treated with strict confidentiality, in accordance with privacy laws and the established regulations of Full Sail. Information regarding disability status or the documentation of it will be shared on a need-to-know basis within the campus community.

If you have any questions or would like to speak with a member of our department, please book an appointment using the link on the Student Success Services page on Full Sail One, or contact us at [email protected].