Typical auxiliary aids are readers, notetakers, taped texts, adaptive equipment and interpreters or other means of communication. These services are requested by the student and coordinated by Disabled Student Services. These services are not designed to give students with disabilities a competitive advantage over other students. Their purpose is to ensure students are being evaluated for their knowledge and achievement rather than their disability. The Disabled Student Services office has a tutoring lab open to its students.
Tutors are also available at other hours which can be arranged by the student and tutor.
Help is offered in areas such as math, calculus, algebra, English, psychology, and physical science.