Emergency arrangement in case of an accident

In the case of

  • an accident
  • newly diagnosed illness/disorder/disability

reducing the ability to take exams, a temporary arrangement can be implemented where possible. Indeed, it is necessary to consider:

  • A minimum of 8 working days (before the first exam) to set up an arrangement with an EPFL tablet.
  • A minimum of 3 working days (before the first exam) to arrange for additional time.

Due to organizational reasons, the EPFL cannot guarantee the implementation of these emergency arrangements, even if the deadlines mentioned above are met.

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Only complete requests will be processed by the Commission. 

Documents to submit

1. Application form (compulsory)
The Application form must be precisely filled in and signed.

2. Report of a specialist (compulsory)
This report must be very recent, written in one of the official Swiss languages (French, German, Italian) or in English and provide the following information:

  • Diagnosis (according to ICF or DSM).
  • Functional limitations and their impact on exams and/or courses.
  • The likely progression of the health issue (permanent or potential evolution with treatment).
  • Precise quantification of the extra time required for written and/or oral examinations (e.g. 20%, 33%, etc) and/or other support measures or means that would enable you to overcome the impact of your limitations (being in a quiet place in the exams room, use of a tablet with keyboard, etc.).
  • The date until which the recommended accommodation is valid.

Warning: If the report does not contain ALL the elements mentioned above, it is imperative that the specialist fill out this document, which provides the framework for the necessary information: specialist form.

Transmission of the request

The request should be sent to sae.amenagements@epfl.ch in a single PDF document and in the order mentioned above.

FAQ

We strongly recommend that you read the FAQ before submitting your arrangement request. This will ensure that you make your request in due form and with full knowledge of EPFL practices