This is the reception desk for students with disabilities who wish to receive accommodation and adjustment for their studies and whose name of disability or disease has not yet been determined (the medical certificate mentions "tendency," "appearance," or "suspected" condition),or who is difficult to obtain a medical certificate　We can also accept a proxy application from the student's parent/guardian, but even in this case, the student must declare his or her intention to receive reasonable accommodation.

The information submitted on the reception form will be shared with the Accessibility Resource Center coordinator for future action. The Accessibility Resource Center coordinator will contact you approximately one week after receiving your application.

*If pursuit of your studies in itself is making you unwell, or you are unable to continue attending school simultaneously with medical treatment, etc., you should consult your doctor (also consulting your home department or graduate school if enrollment status changes) and prioritize medical treatment and rest. 
If the university does not think that you are in a condition to pursue your studies, we will hold an interview and postpone the arrangement for reasonable accommodation. 

In addition, reasonable accommodations will not apply to changes in the essence of classes (changes in goals to be achieved or grading standards), those that are not the primary business of the university, those that have a significant impact on other students, or those that result in an excessive burden.