Disability Support Services

Accommodations are provided for students with documented disabilities and vary based on individual needs.

Types of Reasonable Accommodations:

1. Extended time with breaks
2. Alternate testing location
3. Note Taker
4. Preferential seating in class
5. Advance Notice of Scheduled Assignments
6. Participation in Early Registration
7. One-on-one tutoring
8. Accessible Table and Chairs
9. Frequent Breaks as needed
10. Tape recording
11. Copy of instructors notes and lectures
12. Scribe
13. Reader
14. Alternate formats for test
15. Staggered Exams
16. NMC accessible Parking
17. ASL Interpreter

How do I apply?

It’s easy! Just follow these simple steps

1. Go to building G and speak to the DSS Counselor, Ms. Lucille
2. Self-Identify (What is your disability and what kind of accommodations do
3. you need?)
4. Provide your supporting documents
   
   • Documentation from a licensed physician, licensed psychologist, or licensed therapist that states your diagnosis or disability
   • You may provide your IEP if you have one IF there is an attached document from a licensed physician that supports your IEP (Individualized Educational Plan)

What happens next?

• Your documents will be reviewed and assessed for approval
• Reasonable accommodations will be considered based on your need

here are the different resources or files from Disability Support Services.

Resources List:

1. Center for Living Independently
2. Cerebral Palsy Guide
3. DSS Brochure.
4. Office of Vocational Rehabilitation

Dawn Margaret Sablan
Counselor (DSS)