The Offices of Supportive Services on each of the college's four campuses provides accommodations for students at campuses and off campus sites. Students are asked to provide written documentation of their disability. Staff at Supportive Services evaluate the documentation and assess the needs of each student individually. Accommodations can include but are not limited to such things as enlargements and braille, taped materials, voice computers, sign language interpreter arrangements, low hearing devices, note taking arrangements, modified testing conditions, etc. Applicants should apply to the College and take placement testing through the Office of Supportive Services at the campus they wish to attend.
All services are confidential.
For more information, contact the office at one of our campuses listed below. The Learning Disability Learning Community is a special program for CCAC students who have a documented learning disability or attention deficit disorder and who score into the college's developmental level math, reading or English. These classes are taught by regular department professors who have extensive experience with the needs of LD and ADD students. The learning community eases the transition into college. Applicants should apply to the College and take placement testing through the Office of Supportive Services on the Allegheny Campus.