Can my student have a service animal or emotional-support animal in campus housing?
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Yes, when approved under the applicable disability/pet process. Emotional-support animals require the housing application process, and service animals follow disability law and university policy.
Service animals are handled under disability law and policy; an assistance or emotional-support animal in housing requires the applicable Emory accessibility approval before residence.
Service animals are handled under accessibility law and Housing rules; an emotional-support animal requires the Georgia Tech disability/housing approval process before residence.
Yes, when the student meets the applicable service/support-animal rules; the animal may not reside in university housing without the required prior registration.