Educational Accessibility Services

Academic Accommodations

The EAS office is responsible for providing reasonable accommodations for those persons with disabilities on campus.

EAS staff will work with you to determine the best accommodations appropriate to your disability. These accommodations are based on the documentation provided, specific class needs and personal preference. The following is a list of the accommodations provided by EAS

• Pre-enrollment consultation
• Alternative testing
• Advocacy
• Counseling
• Sign language Interpreters
• CART reporters
• Accessible parking
• Information and referrals
• Volunteer note taker 
• Distraction-free environment/Exam/study rooms
  Closed circuit TV   
• Alternative media
• Books on tape/CD 
• Braille 
• Enlargements
• Specialized adaptive equipment
• Reader/scribe
• Furniture placement request
• Waiver/core substitution
• Arrangements with the library for assistance with library materials
• Priority registration
• University proficiency exams
• Placement exams