St. Mary’s University students with approved accommodations at the start of each new term, fill out the Accommodation Registration Form that is emailed to you to activate supports for that term’s classes. Use the form to:
- Indicate which courses you want accommodations for
- Confirm which accommodations you plan to use
- Confirm which courses you do not plan to use accommodations for
- Please submit the form for each course you are registered for
- Unless indicated otherwise when completing the form, we will assume you want accommodations in each course and communicate that to each of your professors
Booking Test Accommodations
Once you’re registered, you can book your test online through the Accommodated Testing Request Form.
You must:
- Book at least three (3) business days in advance of your test
- Submit a separate form for each test you need to write
- Tests must be written at the same time as the class unless alternate arrangements have been approved in advance.
- When booking, please include:
- Course name and instructor
- Date and time your class is writing
- Accommodations you plan to use (e.g., extra time, computer)
- Speech to Text Dictation Accommodation (STT): If you need Speech to Text for your test and have that as an accommodation, you must book your test seven (7) days in advance to arrange space accommodations
- Memory Aid: If you plan to use a memory aid, please connect with Jenna about the memory aid procedure at jenna.walker@stmu.ca. A Memory Aid must be submitted three (3) days before your test to be reviewed and approved by your instructor
Accommodations Funding + Payments
Disability Funding & Schedule 4
What Is Schedule 4?
Schedule 4 is the form that confirms a permanent disability, so you can access:
- Canada Student Grant for Students with Disabilities – up to $2,800/loan year
- Canada Student Grant for Services & Equipment – up to $20,000/loan year
- Alberta Grant for Students with Disabilities – up to $3,000/loan year
• Receipts for services or equipment must be uploaded within 30 days of your study period ending.
1. Confirm Eligibility
You qualify if you:
- Are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Alberta
- Are enrolled in a loan-eligible program full-time (or ≥ 40% course load with disability)
- Have documentation of a permanent disability
- Demonstrate financial need (even $1 of assessed federal need)
2. Book Your Schedule 4 Meeting
Use our online scheduler to set up a meeting with Accessibility Services. Bring:
- Your disability proof (assessment or verification form)
- Your Alberta Student Aid ID
- A copy of your loan/grant application (optional)
3. Complete & Submit Schedule 4
In your meeting, we’ll:
- Fill out the Schedule 4 form together
- List requested supports (tutoring, tech, software, equipment)
- Submit the form to Alberta Student Aid
You’ll receive a Student Award Letter detailing approved items and amounts.
4. Submit Your Receipts
- Upload receipts as soon as you purchase
- Must be in by 30 days after your study period ends
- Keep copies for your records
Quick Reminders
- You need a new Schedule 4 each loan period (Fall, Winter, Spring)
- Plan ahead: submit equipment or software requests at least 90 days before term end
- Check final-exam deadlines—funding timelines differ for intersession terms
PDF Textbooks
If you require a PDF version of your textbook, please complete the request form below. You will need to upload a copy of your purchase receipt when submitting your request.