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Experience and opinions of accessibility and disability accommodations at college or university.

Pre-course survey

The following 12 questions will help us better understand perspectives and experiences of Deaf, hard of hearing and Deaf-Blind students about accessibility and accommodations. This will help us to improve our online course and supports.
1.How do you feel about your current or future college/ university experience?
2.Which Universities/Colleges have you applied to?
3.Which Program do you intend to study in?

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4.What is your age?
5.Do you identify with being a:
6.Which do you identify with? Please check all that apply
7.With regards to your disability, please check all that are applicable:
8.To what extent does your disability interfere with your education?
9.To what extent does your disability interfere with your social life?
10.

Have you heard of the universities’/colleges’ disability or accessibility support centres?
11.Have you registered with disability support centre at the university/college of your choice?
12.If no, why not?
13.How would you describe your experience or opinion about the following areas of disability/ accessibility accommodations:
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neither agree or disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
I want to prove I can do college on my own.
I don't like talking about my disability.
I don't want professors to know that I have a disability.
I have a right to privacy regarding my disability.
I prefer to be treated as a nondisabled person.
I want to have a normal university experience.
I don't know anything about disability accommodations.
Going to Student Disability Services is awkward.
Requesting accommodations from professors can be awkward.
I am able to identify my strengths and abilities as a student
I am able to effectively communicate and advocate for my learning and accommodation needs.
I feel confident setting my academic goals.
I can effectively plan the steps required to achieve my academic goals.
I am able to take action and claim the rights to which I am entitled from the institution in which I plan to study.
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