If you think you have a learning disability, call the Office for Students with Disabilities. Ask to speak to the individual in charge of screening for learning disabilities. If you already know you have a learning disability and have been assessed within the last three years, feel free to call the same office to discuss ways of implementing your educational plan at Metro State. The Office for Students with Disabilities can also provide you with accommodations, laws and coping strategies related to learning disabilities. Metro State has TDDs available at the St. Paul and Minneapolis campuses.
Some adaptive equipment is available in each academic computer center.
Arrangements can be made for special equipment, note-takers, interpreters and other services to assist students in their academic endeavors. In monthly meetings and through committee activity, SEC members discuss university and student issues. Meetings are open to all students. The SEC makes recommendations on matters ranging from academic activities to student consumer interests. Any active Metro State student is welcome to participate in student government at any level.