Loyola Law School, Los Angeles - Disability Accommodations At Loyola, individuals with disabilities can participate fully in the life of the Law School community. The Law School campus is completely physically accessible. The Law School is committed to giving individuals with disabilities the opportunity to demonstrate their mastery of the curriculum, both substantive law and legal skills, and to complete law school successfully.
Reasonable accommodations are available to meet the needs of individuals for assistance.
Individuals are also encouraged to provide information about any accommodations they received in undergraduate or graduate school. Once the forms have been completed and returned, the Office of Student Affairs in consultation with the Law School's Committee on Disability Issues will determine appropriate accommodations. The process of reviewing the application and accompanying documentation can be a lengthy one. Individuals, therefore, are urged to submit the forms promptly upon notification of admission to the Law School so that they can be acted upon as soon as possible.