The arrangements for these types of services are entirely the responsibility of the individual students and should be established well in advance of the time such services are to begin. Students with any kind of disability which may require special accommodations must make requests known by August 1 for fall semester and December 1 for spring semester. Students who have grievances related to the College s services for students with disbilities should process the grievance in accordance with procedures on file in the Office of Academic Advising. Specialized tutoring services are not provided except through regular college support services. A visit to the campus for a personal interview is recommended.
Information provided is requested on a volunteer and confidential basis.
Referral to this support service can also be made by students, parents, or faculty for students who appear at risk for learning problems or who are under academic distress. Questions or concerns regarding disabilities or the support services available will be responded to in a confidential manner. The ROTC program at Belmont Abbey College is elective and is offered through the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. It emphasizes instruction in the development of leadership skills and managerial ability for young men and women and provides an opportunity for those qualified to serve their country as officers. Enrollment in the Basic Course does not obligate the student to military service.