Disability Services Office

Students that have a documented disability should contact the Disability Services Office (SCI-151B) as soon as possible.

Subsequently, students should:

  • Make arrangements for current test records (MFE) and/or medical records verifying your disability to be received by the Disability Services Office, SCI-151B
  • Take COMPASS (academic skills assessment) in the Testing Center,TL-132
  • Meet with an academic advisor in PS-148, to schedule classes
  • Meet with the Disability Service Coordinator to discuss prescribed accommodations.
  • Attend The Learning Center & Disability Service Office orientation.

Software Programs available to help support you

  • Study Skills CD-ROM. Helps guide students on how to become a better student.
  • WYNN for students with reading difficulties
  • JAWS/Ruby Open Book for students with visual disabilities.
  • ZoomText for students with visual disabilities.
  • Dragon Dictate for students with orthopedic disabilities.

For additional information please go to: Disability Services Office