Question: Are Parents a Part of the Decision Making Process in College?
Are Parents a Part of the Decision Making Process in College?
Answer: Generally, no. You are considered an adult at this point, and you are expected to represent yourself. Some colleges may invite parent participation with your consent, but this is not required.
More College Disability Rights Frequently Asked Questions:
- Are There Differences in My College Disability Rights?
- What Are Accommodations?
- Am I Eligible for Accommodations if I Received Them in High School?
- Must I Disclose that I Have a Disability to the College?
- Can Colleges Deny my Application Because of a Disability?
- Do I Have To Prove a Disability To Get Accommodations?
- Who Has To Pay for a New Evaluation?
- How Are Decisions Made About my Request for Accommodations?
- Are Parents a Part of the Decision Making Process in College?
- Are There Limitations on What the College Must Do?
- Will I Get Individualized Instruction in College?
- What if the Accommodations Are Not Working?
- Will my accommodations cost me anything?
- How Can I File a Complaint if I Face Discrimination in College?
