We believe that all students deserve an equal opportunity to succeed. That's why Student Accessibility Services (SAS) offers a wide range of resources and services to support students with documented physical, learning, psychological and cognitive disabilities.
Starting college can be a daunting experience, but our SAS counselors are here to support you every step of the way. Students can book an appointment for help with:
Accomodations will vary based on individual student factors, but some may include:
Our Career Services department can help you prep for job placement, whether it's putting together your resume or practicing for a job interview. We also partner with referral programs such as Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) which helps motivated students with disabilities find permanent or temporary jobs.
CCBC is home to the Gamma Beta Chapter of Delta Alpha Pi International Honor Society. Through Delta Alpha Pi, students can facilitate conversations on disability and accessibility, promote self-advocacy and engage in community events on disability-related topics. You can also choose from a wide selection of student led clubs and organizations, based on your personal or academic interests!
No matter which campus you attend, CCBC strives to be easily accessible through designated parking, elevators and building ramps.
If you are out of work because of a permanent disability as defined by the Social Security Act, Railroad Retirement Act or Office of Personnel Management, you may be eligible for a tuition-waiver.
Our Career Services department can help you prep for job placement, whether it's putting together your resume or practicing for a job interview. We also partner with referral programs such as Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) which helps motivated students with disabilities find permanent or temporary jobs.
CCBC is home to the Gamma Beta Chapter of Delta Alpha Pi International Honor Society. Through Delta Alpha Pi, students can facilitate conversations on disability and accessibility, promote self-advocacy and engage in community events on disability-related topics. You can also choose from a wide selection of student led clubs and organizations, based on your personal or academic interests!
No matter which campus you attend, CCBC strives to be easily accessible through designated parking, elevators and building ramps.
If you are out of work because of a permanent disability as defined by the Social Security Act, Railroad Retirement Act or Office of Personnel Management, you may be eligible for a tuition-waiver.
Adults with cognitive, developmental and mental disabilites can take continuing education courses through CASE. Students will get specialized attention and will be equipped with basic academic, vocational, social and independent living skills.
If you're a current student with a documented disability and need accomodations for your learning, your first step is to connect with an SAS counselor. We will review your documentation of disability and work with you to develop an accommodation plan.
