Office of Disability Services

AIM Student Access

On this page:

Log into AIM

  • Request accommodations
  • Schedule tests and appointments
  • Access additional features

About AIM

Accessible Information Management (AIM) is a web-based tool for Wright State students registered with the Office of Disability Services. AIM currently provides students the following services:

  • request ODS services each semester
  • electronically e-mail accommodation letters to your professors
  • schedule any exams or quizzes that you want to complete in the ODS Test Proctoring Center

Student AIM Instructions

Why do I need to use AIM?

  • You must request accommodations each semester through AIM in order to ensure the most effective implementation of your accommodations.
    • Please make sure to request your accommodations in a timely manner, as some accommodations require advanced preparation and planning.
  • Professors are not obligated to provide you with classroom accommodations if you have not provided your official ODS accommodation letter.
    • Unless requested by the student registered with ODS, faculty members receive no notification of your registration status at ODS or your accommodations.
    • Accommodation letters can be requested and e-mailed to you and to your professors upon your request through AIM. 
    • Faculty cannot request verification of accommodations directly from ODS.

Every semester, students must complete the following in AIM:

  • Request Accommodations
  • Acknowledge ODS policies 
  • Send Accommodation Letters to Faculty
  • Schedule ALL Tests/Exams/etc.


Tips for Requesting Accommodations

  • ODS recommends that you contact your professors before the start of (or at the beginning of) each semester to discuss your accommodation needs for each class. 
  • Familiarize yourself with each course's syllabus and requirements; proactively address any questions or concerns you may have regarding the provision of your accommodations.
  • Please remember that you do not need to identify the nature of your disability to your professors; however, many students have found it helpful to discuss their specific learning styles with their professors.
  • You must schedule EVERY test/quiz/exam you wish to take in ODS via AIM. Requesting accommodations or letters via AIM does NOT schedule your exams in Test Proctoring.