Suffolk University Law School is committed to providing services to our students who present with a wide variety of disabilities, chronic illnesses, mental health issues, and medical conditions. Accommodations are provided on a case by case basis in consultation with the clinical documentation, student's history, and our curricular requirements. Please know it is not appropriate to request a documentation review or approval for services during the admissions process. These decisions and level of information sharing begin after acceptance to the law school. We highly recommend that during your law school search, you do your homework and this includes actively exploring Disability Services, reviewing the entrance and exit requirements at various law schools, and exploring the Dean of Student and Disability Services websites. Students who enroll at Suffolk University Law School are encouraged to contact the Assistant Dean of Students as early as possible to introduce themselves and get started with the process.