Auxiliary aids and services when taking an admission test

When taking an admission test for a limited-entry degree programme, candidates with disabilities and Specific Learning Disorder (SLD)/learning disabilities can request the necessary assistive technologies, depending on their needs, as well as extra time for completing their test.
 
Candidates with disabilities are entitled to:

• +50% extra time when taking their test, but only if they apply for it;
• specific auxiliary aids and services depending on their medical condition.

 
Candidates with Specific Learning Disorder (SLD)/learning disabilities are entitled to:

• +30% extra time when taking their test, no specific applications needed;
• specific auxiliary aids and services, e.g. non-scientific calculators, screen magnifiers, and one-to-one support from a study assistant of the University.   

 
In any case, the following tools are not allowed: dictionaries; notes; periodic tables of elements; concept maps; personal computer/tablet/smartphone, smartwatch or similar devices.
 
Certifications needed to apply for auxiliary aids and services

• Certificates of invalidity and/or serious disability pursuant to Law no. 104/1992 must be submitted by email together with the relevant application form (which must contain the student's declaration that the copies attached are identical to the original documents);
• Specific Learning Disorder (SLD)/learning disabilities diagnosis certificates issued pursuant to Law no. 170/2010: these must be issued within the last three years, or after the applicant has turned eighteen, and must have been issued by a body of the Italian National Health System, or by institutes and/or specialists accredited by the Italian National Health System.

 
The documents submitted will be kept by the University of Verona in compliance with the relevant personal data regulations.