No, probably not. Most likely there's an uncomfortable process disabled students have to go through to get their disability documented, and then the student bri

No, probably not. Most likely there's an uncomfortable process disabled students have to go through to get their disability documented, and then the student brings documentation to the instructor or professor who makes the accommodations stated in the plan given to the student by the ADA coordinator of the school. Trumps the syllabus always. I was a disabled student. Now I teach. It's how I've seen it work everywhere.