If an accommodation reduces the academic standards of the University, its schools, departments, or courses, the University denies the accommodation because it is unreasonable.
Academic standards are essential for every student.
It is unreasonable to alter these fundamental standards with an accommodation. If an accommodation costs too much or is impossible to administer, the University denies the accommodation because it is unreasonable. An unjustifiable financial burden will have an adverse effect on the entire University system. Therefore, decisions regarding undue financial hardship can only be made by the president of the University. An undue administrative burden occurs when the University doesn't have the time or ability to respond to a request.