Students have access to all areas of Montgomery County via the completely accessible public transit system. These services are designed to assist students with physical and learning disabilities in meeting all academic requirements through a combination of devices and methods that will prove useful in classes and in future employment. Test proctoring is available to students who need to take their tests outside the normal classroom settings due to disability-related limitations. A support group for students with learning disabilities offers peer support and encouragement. The Technology Center provides classroom materials in alternative formats that include audio cassette tapes, computer disks, braille, and image enhancement.
Opportunities also exist for students to have various work site experiences.
These methods allow students to make realistic decisions about future careers and ensure that the students are able to meet the demands of their chosen occupations. In addition to the 140 clubs and organizations that are open to students, Wright State has several extracurricular programs that offer unique opportunities for students with disabilities. These programs include adapted athletics, intramurals and recreation.