Accessibility and Accommodation Services Comply with Section 504 and the ADA
The Accessibility Services Office (ASO) at Centenary University ensures you have full access to Centenary facilities and programs, in line with Section 504 and the ADA. We work with you to arrange reasonable academic and housing accommodations so you can fully engage in all aspects of university life. Our team is here to assist with classroom access, learning strategies, and disability-related advisement.
Centenary University’s Accessibility Services Office (ASO) ensures equal access for all students under ADA/504 to receive appropriate academic accommodations
The Access+ Program (Formerly Project Able) builds on that foundation with enhanced, personalized, and community-based support. *Fee Based
STEP Ahead Summer Transition and Enrichment Program (STEP) is a four-week summer program that boosts self-advocacy, independence, and academic skills, preparing you for a
smooth transition to college life. Students take courses and earn college credits towards their degree. *Fee Based
Access+ Program | |
Feature / Service | Access+ Program |
1. Access+ | Through the Accessibility Services Office (ASO) and open to all Centenary students |
2. Tutoring | Exclusive professional tutoring hours available only to Access+ students |
3. Individualized Support | Weekly meetings of individualized student support with a dedicated Access+ Specialist |
4. Social Connection | Participation in the Bridges social group for Access+ students |
5. Overall Focus | Customized and purposeful academic and personal support to enhance student success and community connection |
Apply for accommodation
Have questions about applying for academic or housing accommodation? We are here to help.
Accessibility Services Office
(908) 852-1400 ext. 2584
AccessibilityServices@CentenaryUniversity.edu
Hours:
Academic Year Hours - Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Summer Hours - Monday - Thursday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (May 12 - August 11)
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You can review the available dining options and accommodations, housing accommodations, emergency services and health services. Learn more about Centenary's profile here.
Documentation requirements
Please provide a recent (within 3 years) diagnostic statement prepared by a licensed professional with appropriate credentials that provides a comprehensive diagnostic statement and evidence of significant impact on academic function and that is relevant to the requested accommodations. Send to AccessibilityServices@CentenaryUniversity.edu
