To be eligible for support from Loyola's disability support services, students must first meet the academic standards set for admission into the University. Once admitted to Loyola, the student is responsible for disclosing his or her disability to the office of disability support services in order to receive services. Recent documentation of the disability is required for a student requesting services. This confidential information is maintained in the DSS office and not released without the student's signed consent.

To register with disability support services, follow these three steps:

Step One

Complete a DSS application (PDF).

Step Two

Provide documentation of the disability which meets Loyola's guidelines regarding the specific disability. Evaluations must be current and Loyola generally requires documentation prepared within the past three years for conditions whose impact on education may change over time. The DSS office reserves the right to request an updated or more extensive evaluation. Guidelines for the written can be obtained online through the following links:

• chronic illness
• learning disability
• attention deficit disorder
• psychological disability
• physical disability

This documentation is confidential and housed in the disability support services office. Submit mail documentation to:

Disability Support Services
Loyola University Maryland
4501 N. Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21210

Step Three

Schedule an appointment with either of the following DSS employees:

• Marcia Wiedefeld
  Director
  410-617-2062
  mwiedefeld@loyola.edu
• Megan Henry
  Assistant Director
  410-617-5137
  mmhenry@loyola.edu