Waivers for sophomore students will be reviewed for educational purposes, such as clinical or internships. The Parking & Traffic Office will review these waivers as they are received. All sophomores seeking a waiver MUST apply for the sophomore lottery BEFORE applying for any waiver.

Students who are required to travel off campus for educational requirements (nursing, education, etc) are guaranteed to approved for a waiver, but MUST apply for the lottery first. 

As the Parking & Traffic Office does not conduct business on the weekends, voicemail messages should not be considered a form of approval, and parents or guardians SHOULD NOT send their student back to campus with a vehicle without speaking directly with the Parking and Traffic Office personnel.

The Parking & Traffic Office will not issue a temporary pass or parking decal to a freshman or sophomore resident student for any duration unless their waiver request has been approved by either the Parking & Traffic Office or the Center for Accessibility Services.

Those approved with less than 30 credits will be issued a white decal and will be required to park in Lot 12 at all times; failure to park at this assigned lot will result in a citation and potential restriction of parking eligibility in the next academic year. Those with 30 or more credits will be issued a green decal and will be able to park in any green parking lot.

Approval of the Freshman or Sophomore parking waiver does not waive the cost of the parking permit. The fee for a parking permit is $400 for the academic year or $200 for one semester.

The Parking Permit Waiver Request form for all non medical based waivers can be found using the button below:

Parking Permit Waiver Request Form

Accessibility Services Accommodation Request Form

Freshman and Sophomore resident students may seek a waiver for a documented medical condition or disability, as well. Please be advised that all requests for a medical or disability exemption are vetted through the College’s Center for Accessibility Services. If approved, a temporary pass or decal will be issued for the applicable time period needed to support the request. Such requests must be supported with medical documentation.

Please attach documentation to your application with a letter from the provider you are traveling to so that your request may be reviewed. That documentation will need to list the diagnosis/reason for appointments, frequency of the off-campus appointments, and their scheduled end date, if applicable.

If you have been approved for a permit and feel that you are having difficulty walking around campus due to an injury or other condition, please contact your state's registry of motor vehicles regarding application for a handicap placard. The college does not issue handicap permits.

For more information and to access the Accommodation Request Form, please click the button below:

Accommodation Process Form