None of your professors have to know that you have a disability. That is your choice. However, without disclosure no accommodation can be made. Your instructors only need to know that you have a disability and the appropriate accommodation, not your diagnosis. It would be in your best interest to discuss this with your case coordinator , as there may be instances when an instructor should know.
Students receive accommodations based upon written documentation from the appropriate professional.
This may include a physician, psychologist, audiologist, or ophthalmologist. The impact that the disability has on the individual s ability to function in a given situation is important and is a determining factor when considering accommodations. The Disability Concerns office cannot release that information unless the person with the disability gives us permission. What is important is the impact of the disability in your course on the student's learning. The students have been told that they should approach faculty to discuss their specific accommodations.