It is important to have this done early as students' eligibility forms cannot be processed without it. Updates are only needed if accommodations change. SSD Student Eligibility Forms can be submitted early , preferably in the spring prior to the year in which students first test. Eligibility letters for students approved to receive accommodations are sent to both students and SSD coordinators. Students are assigned accommodations codes to use when communicating with Services for Students with Disabilities.
Scannable forms reduce the processing and response time.
Pages 1 and 2 should not be separated from pages 3 and 4 as this could delay the processing of the form significantly. Rosters are sent periodically to SSD coordinators indicating the students approved for accommodations. Schools assign one SSD Coordinator who serves as the primary contact with the College Board. The coordinator helps school staff and students arrange for testing accommodations of College Board tests. The Student Eligibility Form is not date specific.