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I don't have a formal diagnosis or supporting documentation. Can I still apply to obtain a Curtin Access Plan (CAP)?

UPDATED 19 MAR 2026 | 2:25AM

AccessAbility Services and CAPs are provided to students who can provide documentation or demonstrate a formal diagnosis. If you are on a waitlist to be assessed for a medical condition or disability, it may be possible to provide a short-term CAP if supporting documentation demonstrating a functional impact upon studies can be provided. 

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