Getting Started

We recommend that incoming students who are starting classes in the fall semester submit their requests in June or July, as the office begins reviewing these requests after Memorial Day. Students who are starting classes in the spring can place requests in November or December, but review of requests may be delayed by final exams or the University closure for winter break. You can request accommodations beyond August, but placing a request over the summer is recommended so accommodations are in place when the semester begins. You must be assigned official Georgetown credentials–a netID (your initials and a number) and Georgetown email address–before you can place your requests through MyARC.

1. Complete the accommodation request form on the MyARC portal. 
2. Upload documentation that meets university guidelines to your accommodation request form on the MyARC portal.
3. Once your accommodation request form and documentation have been reviewed, an ARC advisor will contact you to set up a virtual meeting to discuss potential accommodations and next steps.

Please note that it can take up to 4 weeks for ARC staff to review submitted documentation. The process can take longer than 4 weeks if the ARC needs to request additional information from you. If you are unsure whether your documentation meets University guidelines, please email the ARC, and a disability advisor will be in touch to schedule a consultation. 

You can request accommodations at any time in your academic career, but please be aware that it can take up to 4 weeks for the ARC to review your request and documentation. The process can take longer than 4 weeks if the ARC needs to request additional information from you. Accommodations take effect when you send your accommodation letters to your professor(s) and are not retroactive. 

1. Complete the accommodation request form on the MyARC portal. 
2. Upload documentation that meets university guidelines to your accommodation request form on the MyARC portal.
3. Once your accommodation request form and documentation have been reviewed, an ARC advisor will contact you to set up a virtual meeting to discuss potential accommodations and next steps.

If you are unsure whether your documentation meets University guidelines, please email the ARC, and a disability advisor will be in touch to schedule a consultation. 

All law student accommodations are facilitated by the Law Center’s Office of Accessibility Services. Do not fill out the ARC’s accommodation request forms. Please contact their office with any questions: accessibilityservices@georgetown.edu.

Summer high school students follow the standard ARC accommodation process. Before arriving on campus, please submit your request as early as possible so that your accommodations are in place when your program/courses begin. It can take up to 4 weeks for ARC staff to review submitted documentation. The process can take longer than 4 weeks if the ARC needs to request additional information from you. 

1. Complete the accommodation request form on the MyARC portal. 
2. Upload documentation that meets university guidelines to your accommodation request form on the MyARC portal.
3. Once your accommodation request form and documentation have been reviewed, an ARC advisor will contact the student directly via their Georgetown email address to set up a virtual meeting to discuss potential accommodations and next steps.

If you are unsure whether your documentation meets University guidelines, please email arc-scs@georgetown.edu, and a disability advisor will be in touch to schedule a consultation.

Please submit your accommodation request as soon as possible. It can take up to 4 weeks for ARC staff to review submitted documentation. The process can take longer than 4 weeks if the ARC needs to request additional information from you. 

1. Once you have received your Georgetown NetID, complete the accommodation request form on the MyARC portal. 
2. Upload documentation that meets university guidelines to your accommodation request form on the MyARC portal. If you have an accommodation letter from your home institution, we recommend uploading it in addition to documentation that meets our guidelines.
3. Once your accommodation request form and documentation have been reviewed, an ARC advisor will contact you to set up a virtual meeting to discuss potential accommodations and next steps.

If you are unsure whether your documentation meets University guidelines, please email the ARC and a disability advisor will be in touch to schedule a consultation.

If you are in need of assistance for a temporary medical condition (i.e. lasting less than one semester), you should consult with your academic dean/advisor to discuss your particular situation so that the advisor can help facilitate assistance by being in contact with your professors.  Examples of Temporary conditions may include, but are not limited to, broken limbs, hand injuries, (i.e. broken bones, concussions), or illness (i.e. COVID, influenza, Mononucleosis, etc.) 

• You might be requested to submit documentation to your dean/advisor from a treating clinician that includes a short explanation of the diagnosis, resulting physical or cognitive limitations, prognosis for recovery and estimated duration of the illness or injury.
• If your illnesses or injuries are expected to last longer than one semester, you should submit an accommodation request with the Academic Resource Center for disability accommodations.

Please visit our webpage for more information regarding Temporary Medical Conditions

Note: Georgetown University does not provide personalized transportation service to students who have sustained leg injuries or are immobile. If you are in need of an accessible van during Safe Ride hours, please contact GUPD.

You can request accommodations at any time in your academic career, but please be aware that it can take up to 4 weeks for the ARC to review your request and documentation. The process can take longer than 4 weeks if the ARC needs to request additional information from you. Accommodations take effect when you send your accommodation letters to your professor(s) and are not retroactive. 

*Please note that documentation must be in English or transcribed by a legal professional into English.

1. Complete the accommodation request form on the MyARC portal. 
2. Upload documentation that meets university guidelines to your accommodation request form on the MyARC portal.
3. Once your accommodation request form and documentation have been reviewed, an ARC advisor will contact you to set up a virtual meeting to discuss potential accommodations and next steps.

If you are unsure whether your documentation meets University guidelines, please email the ARC, and a disability advisor will be in touch to schedule a consultation.