Accommodations/Support Services Guidelines

To provide academic accommodations to a student with a disability, the college needs documentation of the disability.  Documentation must be current, signed by an appropriate professional, and must include assessment results, a diagnosis of disability, and recommended accommodations relevant to disability needs. These documents are held in a confidential file in order to help us better meet your disability service needs. Submit documentation and a request for accommodations to Judy Jacobson Berg, Counselor for Students with Disabilities.

Allow plenty of time for the College to supply the necessary services; two or more weeks are usually needed to provide sign language interpreters.  Textbooks and materials in alternative format require at least six weeks notice.

Academic Accommodations Available

• Alternate formats of college materials and text books i.e., recorded/electronic format, large print, Braille, etc.
• Special advising for course selection/load adjustment
• Course accommodations/modifications
• Test accommodations:  extended time, alternative environment, tests presented orally, scribe
• Adaptive furniture or technology
• This is not an exhaustive list, and none of these accommodations are made unless requested and appropriate to the student’s need

Interpreters For Deaf/Hard Of Hearing

Contact:  Ann Pierce-Rhodes
Title:  Coordinator of Interpreter Services
Telephone: (320) 308-5046 (V),  (320) 308-5988 (TTY)
Email:  apiercerhodes@sctcc.edu

Assessment Services Career Interest: contact Counseling Services, additional fee may apply

Reading, Writing and Arithmetic Skills Assessment: ACCUPLACER, contact Admission Office to schedule

Counseling Services

Advocacy and Referral, Career, Academic and  Personal Counseling – call 320-308-5089 for appointment

Academic Achievement Center (AACE)

Room 1-112, (320) 308-5983
Provides academic support to help students be successful
Math – Basic math skills, course related math
Study skill instruction
Tutors - Peer tutors for course related support
Writing – Assistance with course writing

Admissions

Telephone:  320-308-5089
College application, high school transcript or GED, $20 application fee
Placement testing required:  ACCUPLACER (CPT)
Tuition cost/credit:  Set yearly by Legislature, check with St. Cloud Technical and Community College for current rates

TRIO Student Support Services

Director: Greg Reigstad
Telephone: 320-308-0977
Provides students in AAS majors academic planning, advising and monitoring services to facilitate success. 

Rights Under The Law

Be a self-advocate, know your needs and ask for appropriate accommodations. If you feel that your rights under ADA have not been met you may file a grievance with St. Cloud Technical and Community College’s ADA Coordinator, in the Office of the Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs. Refer to the Student Handbook for procedures.