However, an otherwise qualified student who is unable to disclose the degree of learning he actually possesses because of the test format or environment would...
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The Davis Court defines an “otherwise qualified” student as one who can meet all a program's requirements despite a handicap. What if only additional help or ...
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Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ensures all “otherwise qualified” individuals with handicaps the right to higher eduction. Federal regulations implementing the broad principles of Section 504 address only obliquely the interpretation of the construct “otherwise qualified.” The determination of the qualified individual with a handicap in higher education entails unique consideration when applied to students with learning disabilities. In a setting traditionally based on academic merit and competition, the student with a learning disability requires accommodation of the learning process.
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