Articulation and Educational Services (AES)
Disability Support Services
College students with documented disabilities are eligible to receive support services and accommodations. Standard accommodations include extended time on exams, texts in an alternative format, note-takers, and sign language interpreters. In order to receive services, students must self disclose to the Office of Student Disability Services on their campus and present current documentation.
Documentation requirements may vary across colleges and may also be different than the documents required by middle and high schools. Please contact your local student disability services office for specific documentation requirements.
- 1004.91 - Career-preparatory instruction
- 1007.02 - Access to postsecondary education and meaningful careers for students with disabilities
- 1007.264 - Impaired and learning disabled persons; admission to postsecondary educational institutions
- 1007.265 - Impaired and learning disabled persons; graduation, study program admission, and upper-division entry
- 1008.29 - College-level communication and mathematics skills examination
- 1009.41 - State financial aid; students with a disability
- 6A-10.040 - Basic Skills Requirements for Postsecondary Career Certificate Education
- 6A-10.041 - Substitution for Requirements for Eligible Disabled Students at State Universities, Community Colleges, and Postsecondary Career Centers
- 6A-10.0311 - Assessment of Student Attainment of College-Level Communication and Computation Skills
- 6A-20.111 - Criteria for Documentation of Disability
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