Undergraduate Admissions
- High School Students
- First-Year Students
- Steps in Applying
- What to Expect (High School vs. College)
- Academic Options at UCM
- For High Ability Students
- For Home-Schooled Students
- For Students with a GED
- For Adult Students
- For Multicultural Students
- For Recently Admitted Students
- For Students with a Disability
- Bringing in Dual Credit
- Success Program
- Recently Admitted Students
- Transfer Students
- Dual Admission Students
- Non-Degree Seeking Students
- Visiting/Summer/Readmitted Students
- Parents & Family
- Student Financial Services
- Forms
If You Have a Disability
Students with documented disabilities follow the same admissions process as those of other freshmen and transfer students. However, we encourage you to contact our Accessibility Services Office as early as possible to ensure a smooth transition to Central Missouri.
Eligibility for Services
Persons eligible for academic accommodations must have a disability as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act and be enrolled in one or more hours of study in UCM courses
Definition
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 provides for equal opportunity to persons with disabilities. Both ADA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act define an individual with a disability as a person:
Who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities, or
Who has a record of such impairment, or
Who is regarded as having such impairment.
If a disability exists, reasonable appropriate accommodations are determined to create equal opportunity.
Contact Information
Barbara Mayfield
Coordinator of Accessibility Services
Union 222
660-543-4421
Mayfield@ucmo.edu
For more information about services available, visit the Accessibility Services website.
