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Graduate Information

Prospective and Current Graduate Students

Welcome to Eastern Illinois University and congratulations on making the decision to continue on to a graduate degree! Just as with an undergraduate degree, the Office of Accessibility and Accommodations at Eastern Illinois University continues to be a support service available for individuals with disability needs at the graduate level.

When deciding to go to graduate school or while attending, you may have questions. The Graduate School website provides information for both prospective and current students. You will also find contact information for the Graduate School. Click here to visit our Graduate School website.

The admission process at Eastern Illinois University is a two-part process for graduate studies. Click here to learn about the admissions process and online application.

When applying for graduate studies, many programs require different forms of assessments. In order to better support preparation for these assessments, the following links and explanations have been provided. The links are organized based on the different assessments required.

• Graduate Record Examinations (GRE)

• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)

• Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)

Frequently asked questions:

What is the process for receiving accommodations through A&A?

• • Click here to see the registration process.

• What types of testing accommodations are available?
• Click here to see testing accommodations available through A&A.

• ETS requires certification for documentation when applying for accommodations on the GRE and TOEFL. Will the Office of Accessibility and Accommodations complete this portion of the application?
• No, when applying for accommodations for any formal testing, we do not provide services in completion of the applications. Educational Testing Service (ETS) requires a very high standard to what they approve for accommodations. A&A follows the criteria set by the Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD). The criteria set by AHEAD is not the same as ETS standards. Due to our office not working directly with ETS, we are unable to assure that our accommodation recommendations meet their standards. ETS allows students to submit their applications for accommodations without approval from the Office of Accessibility and Accommodations.

• Where can I find information on the ACT?

• What do I do if I feel I have not been provided my approved accommodations or services?
• Students who are registered with the Office of Accessibility and Accommodations have the right to receive their approved accommodations and services. If at any time there are concerns regarding services or accommodations, please contact the Office of Accessibility and Accommodations and ask to speak to the director. If it is felt that the director has not adequately addressed the concerns, students have the right to contact the Office of Civil Rights at 217-581-5020.

Students also have the right at any time during the process to contact the Office of Civil Rights to file a grievance.

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