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Forms & Resources

Information sources that clarify the SSD eligibility processing

All of the forms listed below may also be obtained by contacting the College Board. Please use the contact information on the right to reach us directly with additional questions or concerns.

  • A sample of the Student Eligibility Form (.pdf/329K)
    This is a scannable form; therefore, neither you nor the student/parent can download and complete this sample copy. Note: It is provided here for information purposes. Only the original Student Eligibility Form, completed and signed in pencil, can be processed by the College Board.
  • Instructions for Completing the Student Eligibility Form (.pdf/209K)
    Provides greater detail regarding the process of helping students complete the Student Eligibility Form by providing information about the students' disability documentation on file at school and the accommodations the students receive at school.
  • Teacher Survey on Student's Classroom Learning Behavior (.pdf/79K)
    This survey is designed to help educational professionals provide qualitative information that documents the student's nature and degree of daily school-based functional limitations in subject areas such as reading, writing, and math, resulting from the diagnosed disability. The survey also asks for information related to the student's use and effectiveness of the requested accommodation/s based on classroom observation and assessments. (Note: You are not required to complete this survey to meet College Board documentation guidelines. This is a supplement to help substantiate a student's need for accommodations.)
  • SSD Coordinator Form (.pdf/64K)
    The SSD Coordinator is a liaison between the school and College Board in SSD communication, publication, forms, materials and activities. Every school should designate only one SSD Coordinator. To submit this information to us, please use this link to print the PDF version and return it to us by mail or fax using the contact information provided on the form. This form can also be used to notify us of any updates or changes to the SSD Coordinator name and contact information. If your school already has an SSD Coordinator, you do not need to submit a new form.
  • Accommodations Change Request Form (.pdf/620K)
    This can be used to request changes to accommodations currently being received on College Board tests. Changes include adding or removing a previously approved accommodation. Please complete and submit the Accommodations Change Request Form along with disability documentation that meets College Board Guidelines. A signature from the SSD coordinator and the parent/guardian (for students under 18 years of age) is needed to complete the form.
  • Temporary Accommodations Request Form (coming soon)
    This form can be used to request accommodations for temporary medical conditions, such as a broken arm.  Note that temporary accommodations are available only in limited circumstances. See Temporary Medical Conditions.
  • How to Avoid the Top 10 Mistakes When Requesting Accommodations (.pdf/66K)
    Information Sheet on Submitting Requests for Accommodations

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  • Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD)
  • P.O. Box 6226
  • Princeton, New Jersey 08541-6226
  • Phone: (609) 771-7137
  • FAX: (609) 771-7944
  • TTY: (609) 882-4118
  • Email: ssd@info.collegeboard.org
  • Phones are available between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. (ET), Monday through Friday. You may also contact PSAT/NMSQT, SAT, or AP for specific information about each program.

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