All students deserve equal access to college education. That's why Student Accessibility Services (SAS) offers a wide range of resources and supports to students with documented physical, learning, medical, psychological and cognitive disabilities.
Here's how SAS can help:
Our SAS team can help students review medical documentation and determine which accommodations they need! We guide students through the necessary paperwork and processes, making sure that all students can access available services.
Our team will works to identify and implement accommodations for placement testing and classroom activities. These accommodations can help reduce barriers to learning and allow CCBC students to fully engage in the college experience.
Approved accommodations will vary based on individual student factors, but may include:
Our SAS team can help students review medical documentation and determine which accommodations they need! We guide students through the necessary paperwork and processes, making sure that all students can access available services.
Our team will works to identify and implement accommodations for placement testing and classroom activities. These accommodations can help reduce barriers to learning and allow CCBC students to fully engage in the college experience.
Approved accommodations will vary based on individual student factors, but may include:
American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting services are provided at all college-sponsored events from scheduled classes and labs to sports games and plays, upon request. Whether you need an ASL interpreter for a single occasion or for a semester, we can help you get set up.
If you're a current student with a documented disability and need accommodations for your learning, you must:
Delta Alpha Pi was founded to recognize high-achieving students with disabilities who are attending colleges and universities. The Delta Alpha Pi Gamma Beta Chapter at CCBC aims to facilitate conversations on disability and accessibility, promote self-advocacy and engage in community events on disability-related topics.
Members participate in activities designed to educate their campus, community and society in general regarding disability issues and the need to apply the principles of universal design in learning.
Apply for Delta Alpha Pi
CCBC participates with the Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP), a recruitment and referral program that connects federal and private-sector employers with highly motivated college students and recent graduates with disabilities through summer or permanent jobs. To take advantage of this program, complete the following steps:
Use WRP resources to work with federal government agencies and follow up with employers of interest. Visit Career Services for help with resumes, cover letters and interviewing.
