We are thrilled that that you have found these pages and hope that what you review is helpful. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions that may arise via email at adrc@ou.edu or call us at 405-325-3852.
The ADRC is pleased to announce that we are now using AIM for our application for accommodations and for accommodation requests for current students.
To get started, head to the AIM log-in page. You will use your OU 4x4 to log in.
Step-by-Step Tutorials
View Your Accommodation Requests in the AIM Portal
We will continue to provide you with information about AIM and how-to's!
You can also request your accommodations in iAdvise for summer, but note that we will transition to AIM only starting in the Fall 2026.
For questions, please email ADRC@ou.edu.
Join us to learn about the features of our new accommodation portal. Accessible Information Management, or AIM, is the new one-stop shop for students to request and manage their accommodations and will also allows instructors to be able to review accommodation requests in a central location.
Date: May 27, 2026
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Location: Zoom (link will be sent on the morning of May 27th).
To RSVP and Request Accommodations please click here.
For questions or more information, please contact adrc@ou.edu
The ADRC no longer proctors accommodated tests or handles exams.
The OU Testing Center does. Please submit questions to the testing center directly at: TESTING@ou.edu. You should send exams and proctoring forms to Exams@ou.edu.
Sending any testing related documents to the ADRC may result in a delay in services to the student.
To provide equitable and effective access for students with documented disabilities to support their full participation in The University of Oklahoma classes and activities.
Boomer Outreach Building
300 Kellogg Drive
Norman, OK 73072
All OU Health Sciences and OU-Tulsa students should refer to the Student Accommodation Services (SAS) website for their respective home campus for information about registering for or the renewal of accommodations for a disability or modifications for a temporary medical condition.
*OU Health Sciences includes OKC and additional sites
The Accessibility and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) is encompassed by the Division of Access and Opportunity. The Division of Access and Opportunity's primary focus is ensuring that individuals can find their home away from home while they are at the University.
