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The mission of Disability Services is to facilitate the process of academic accommodations for students with disabilities and work in collaboration with other University departments in an ef-fort to ensure full participation in all activities, programs, and services of Southern University At Shreveport.

The Registrar’s Office is preparing for May 2018 Commencement Exercises and has recently released the 2017-2018 Graduation Application for utilization and submission. The application is located on the Registrar’s Office web page at http://www.susla.edu/registrars-forms under the student initiated forms section.

The Registrar’s Office is preparing for Commencement 2018 and has developed the 2017-2018 Commencement Guide to provide the campus community with all details pertaining to graduation. The guide is located on the Registrar’s Office web page at http://www.susla.edu/registrars-forms under the student initiated forms section.

Program Information/Restrictions (Steps by step information for successful admission and timely completion of the program). Declare Dialysis Technology as your major. Contact the Dialysis Technology Department or the Allied Health office for advisement. Obtain your Application for clinical the first day of class, and complete it by the 10th day of classes. Complete the criminal background included in the application form by the 7th day of class. Complete the Health form by 30th day of class. Participate in didactic, laboratory, and clinical practice as scheduled.

All students are required to provide their Social Security number (SSN) or taxpayer identification number (TIN) to Southern University at Shreveport upon request as required by Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations for Form 1098-T reporting purposes.

The Safety Program Coordinator at Southern University at Shreveport provides operational services for the University through the Office of Property Control.

A Federal Pell Grant is a form of federal financial aid that does not have to be repaid. Pell Grants are awarded usually only to undergraduate students who have not earned an associate’s, bachelor's, or a professional degree. Students that are eligible for a Pell Grant can also receive other forms of gift aid (funds that do not need to be repaid).