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Lisa44201, I'm registered with my current school and am considered full-time with a reduced course load as a reasonable accommodation, but understand that this may not work the same for grad students. danieleWrites, thanks so much for your response!! Why does the ADA have no effect on funding? Could you point me to some specific reasons you learned from the disability lawyer and epilepsy foundation? This is exactly what I'm worried about, but on some fundamental level, it doesn't make sense to me. Access would seem to include access to the funding that could allow you to continue the program. Do you have any advice on how to make it without being on a reduced course load?

I really want to go to grad school for a phd in the humanities. I have a chronic illness/disability that makes me take a reduced course load and a longer time to graduate college. Will grad schools turn me away because of this? Will there be any chance of funding if I do manage to get accepted? Any advice would be great!