To schedule a 30 minute in-person or Google meet (upon request) appointment with Student
Disability Services, please use the "Make an Appointment" button below. Please call
906-487-3558 with any questions.
Disability Services at Michigan Tech provides support and resources for students with or without a documented disability. Students do not need to have documentation of a disability to discuss strategies for college success with the coordinator of student disability services; incoming students who would like to meet with the coordinator should make an appointment as early as possible in their first semester.

ESA, Service Animals, & MTU Housing Accommodations

Obtaining Accommodations at Michigan Tech
Submitting Documentation
Please fill out the Student Disability Services Accommodation Request Form and upload all documentation you have to the Student Disability Documentation Submission form. Evaluations have to be on the letterhead of an appropriate professional and address each of the listed guidelines. For information about our documentation policy, please review the Student Disability Policy and information about Documenting a Disability. If you have any questions, email sds@mtu.edu or call 906-487-3558.
For documenting Emotional Support Animals (ESA) or Service Animals (SA), please read the ESA/SA guide and use the following forms:
Request an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) in Housing (Form A) - New form coming
Important: This form is to be completed by a licensed psychiatrist, therapist, or
master level clinical social worker and the student.
Request a Service Dog in Housing (Form C)
Failure to register a disability with the Student Disability office in a timely manner will lead to delays in receiving services.
While we will review IEP/504 Plans, these tend not to be as helpful in assisting students as actual diagnostic test results with interpretations from medical specialists.
If you have further questions, please call us at 906-487–3558.
Available Accommodations
We offer many accommodations for students who provide supporting documentation of a disability. These range from accommodations in the classroom to special software on all computers in the library. Review a list of these accommodations. Read our Guide to Setting Up Your Accommodations.
Faculty who are looking for detailed descriptions of classroom accommodations can find them separately through our online definitions.