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How to Complete a Semester Request

Activate accommodations each semester by completing a Semester Request and send your letter prior to or as early in the term as possible.

 

Alternate Instructions

  1. View instructions with pictures OR follow the steps below.
  2. Navigate to your Accommodate Profile through Wavenet > Resources > Accommodate Student.
  3. You will see your Home Page; on the left-hand side, click the drop-down arrow next to Accommodation and select Semester Request. Click the Add New button.
  4. You will see a page with your approved accommodations listed in a box outlined with a drop-down menu for Semester.
    1. Choose the Current Semester and a list of your classes will appear on the right side of the page.
  5. Click the Review The Renewal button.
    1. We have made updates to the Semester Request submission.  When you open your Semester Request, each of your classes will have a check mark.  You must remove this check mark from any classes where you do not want to use the accommodation.  
    2. If you are not using an accommodation at all for the semester, you can select Remove the Accommodation. This will only remove the accommodation from the current semester request. It will continue to be an approved accommodation. If you would like to add the accommodation later, you will be able to complete a new Semester Request.
  6. Once you have reviewed the requests for all of your approved accommodations, click Submit and our office will email an updated accommodation letter to you after we have processed your request.
  7. We will send one accommodation letter to all of your professors outlining the accommodations you are choosing to implement in each class.
  8. If you have questions, please kindly email student.accessibility@pepperdine.edu or call 310.506.6500.  We are available to discuss how you wish to use your accommodation letter to communicate your accommodations to your professors.

Updated 12.17.2024