The Access Office can provide you with a campus map addressing handicapped parking, accessible entrances, elevators, restrooms, and telephones. The Access Office staff will arrange for an accessible work station and seating in the classroom, lab, or other necessary class or program site. The Access Office staff can address your documented needs by providing appropriate accommodations. Accommodations must be based on disability-related needs. It is located in the Campus Center Building, Room 248.
Students are responsible for scheduling their own tests prior to the test date.
Testing accommodations may include extended time, use of a reader, use of a writer, testing in a quiet room, or other accommodations that meet your particular needs. Accommodations may also be provided for placement testing with appropriate documentation and prior notification. Learn about the law, your rights, and how you can advocate for yourself. The Access Office staff will provide you information and training. Adaptive technology, educational guidance, and tutoring services are available.