Assistance with registration, housing arrangements and other special needs is also available. The brochure includes the names of people to contact for assistance and a brief description of available services. In cooperation with the SSD office, the Information Services Technology Access Program seeks to identify individual and campus-wide technology needs and develop meaningful solutions to the challenges inherent in a technology rich learning environment. The program provides assistance with admissions processing, skills assessment, free tutoring, developmental courses for credit, supplemental academic counseling, and access to an updated computer lab. Return to Menu Request a Bulletin Site Map Summer Homepage OSU Home Page For personal assistance . . .
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