Nucleus University School of Dentistry is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities in accordance with our dedication to diversity and inclusivity.

Applicants will not be disqualified from consideration based on a disability, and they are not obligated to disclose their disability in the application. However, applicants who have questions regarding the Essential Requirements for Admission concerning their disability are encouraged to engage with the University's Admissions Committee.

Requests for reasonable accommodations during the admissions process can be made by contacting the University's Office of Student Affairs. While some aptitudes, abilities, and skills outlined in the Essential Requirements may be attainable with technological compensation or other accommodations, individuals utilizing such supports must demonstrate the ability to perform independently. The use of trained intermediaries to fulfill functions described in the Essential Requirements is not permitted, as it may impact a student's judgment and performance.

Upon admission, applicants who have not yet accepted a place, as well as matriculating students, can disclose their disability and request accommodations through the Office of Student Affairs. All requests for accommodations will be given careful consideration, with accommodations made where consistent with curriculum objectives and the maintenance of academic standards.

Nucleus University School of Dentistry encourages an open and supportive environment for individuals with disabilities, ensuring equal opportunities for all applicants and students.