Services include pre-admissions counseling and accessibility information, advisement, priority registration, testing accommodations. Software for tutorial programs, personal computers, scientific calculators, tape recorders, and a Braille writer are available. The Resource Center for the Deaf serves the specific needs of deaf and hearing impaired students by providing interpreters, tutors, and notetakers. The College's policy for students with disabilities conforms to federal guidelines and the office offers services mandated by federal and state law. All students with disabilities are encouraged to use the services of the office.
Services are available also to students who are temporarily disabled.
A wide choice of courses have regularly scheduled evening, summer, and weekend classes as integral components of the College's offerings. Degrees in more than 20 disciplines may be earned by attending evening and weekend classes. Courses are scheduled to accommodate matriculated students in graduate, baccalaureate, and associate's degree programs who can attend only in the evening or on weekends, as well as those students whose classes are mainly on weekdays. Matriculated and non-matriculated students may register for one or more courses in the evening, summer, and weekend sessions. The Library is the focal point of the South Academic Quadrangle.