Babson College welcomes students with disabilities to participate fully in all aspects of their college experience. Babson College is prepared to modify policies, practices, and procedures, as necessary, to assure that students with disabilities have full access to all programs, services, and benefits of the institution. This includes, but is not limited to, classroom and exam accommodations; housing and dining accommodations; modifications of policies that might have a differential impact on students because of disability; temporary medical condition accommodations; environmental adjustments such as the removal of architectural, communication, or transportation barriers; and auxiliary aids and services.
Babson students requesting accommodation must register with the Department of Accessibility Services (DAS) and participate in an intake interview. Accessibility Services staff utilize an interactive review process to determine necessary accommodation. To register, students may submit an application via the Accessible Information Management (AIM) portal, along with appropriate documentation. Babson College is not responsible for ensuring academic accommodations for students who identify themselves only to faculty or staff, and not directly to Accessibility Services; nor are they responsible for those who identify themselves after the completion of academic requirements or projects.
Recording Policy
Babson College prohibits students to record class lectures or other college events by any means absent the express consent of the professor. Students who record class lectures without express permission may be subject to disciplinary action. Unless otherwise expressly permitted by the professor, permission to record a class applies exclusively to the student who received permission from the professor and may not be accessed or utilized by any other individual or replicated without the express permission of the professor. Students requesting recording of courses under the Americans with Disabilities Act must contact the Department of Accessibility Services (DAS). Per the above policy, all students should be aware that any class and discussions held therein may be subject to recording.
Please visit the Babson Student Portal to learn more about our policies and procedures. We are in Hollister Hall, Suite 220, from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. Email: Accessibility Services Phone: 781-239-4075