Part 2: Submit Supporting Documentation (page 2)Īfter submitting the initial application page, a second page will then allow the student to upload any relevant supporting documentation (doctor’s letters, evaluation reports, previous accommodation plans, etc.). What accommodations have you used in the past?.What specific accommodations are you requesting?.Do you experience any side effects related to treatment or medications that may be relevant to identifying accommodations?.If you are living on-campus, do you require any disability accommodations in the housing environment?.What challenges do you experience in the classroom or learning environment, if any?.What challenges do you experience related to taking tests/exams, if any?.What is your disability or disabilities?.The application will collect basic contact and demographic information along with a brief questionnaire designed to allow the student to provide a self-report about their disability(ies) and potential accommodation needs. The application has two parts: Part 1: Initial Application (page 1) To request accommodations students should complete the online New Student Application in the AIM Student Portal. Student Portal Login Instructor Portal Login Using the AIM Portal for Students
AIM PORTAL HOW TO
How to Indicate when the Instructor Plans to Proctor Their Own Exam.How to Copy Testing Agreement to Other Sections of the Course.How to View/Edit the Testing Agreement (after submitted).Viewing the Faculty Notification Letters in AIM.Reading the Faculty Notification Letters emails.Scheduling Exams with the Testing Center.Requesting Faculty Notification Letters (Accommodation Letters).If you are a new TAMU student or are a continuing TAMU student requesting disability accommodations for the first time, please visit our Accommodation Request Process page for more information about the process overall.
The AIM Portal replaces the TrackerOnline application.
Students will use the AIM Portal to request accommodations (via the New Student Application) send accommodations letters (Faculty Notification Letters) to their instructors to request their approved accommodations and schedule accommodated exams (Accessible Testing/Alternative Testing) if the instructor chooses to use the Disability Resources Testing Center. The Accessible Information Management (AIM) Portal is an online application used to set up and manage academic accommodations for students with disabilities at Texas A&M University.
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