Disability Services Resources

Resources

The Office of Disability Services is here to support students, families, faculty, staff, and the community with all disability-related needs.

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High School vs. College

Compare the differences between high school and college.

High School vs. College

Grievance Process

Students may use the grievance process to appeal decisions of the Office of Disability Services.

Grievance Process

Tutoring and Academic Resources

The Study Hub provides academic resources and tutoring services on a variety of topics.

Study Hub

Instructional Tips

Tips for working with students with accommodations and verbiage for the course syllabus ADA statement

Instructional Tips

Assistive Technology

Technology resources to assist students with disabilities with apps for speech-to-text, text-to-speech, voice recording and notetaking software.

Assistive Technology

Testing

External Testing

Students may need to take exams not administered by the University, such as the Praxis for education majors, the NCEES exam for engineering licensure, or the GRE for master's program applicants.

These exams offer disability accommodations, but they are not provided by SDSU's Office of Disability Services. Students must contact the specific testing company for accommodations.

Reporting an Accessibility Concern

Examples: area needing snow removal or salt, physical barrier, automatic door opener not functioning, missing or unclear signage, etc.

Option 1: Complete the “Report a Concern for Non-Emergencies” Form

Option 2: Email the Office of Human Resources or phone at 605-688-4128

Option 3: Email Facilities and Services or phone at 605-688-4136

For issues like a broken automatic door opener, a locked door blocking access, a physical barrier, or snow-covered areas, it might be quicker to contact Facilities and Services directly. However, the other options listed will also ensure the problem gets resolved.

Option 4 (for web accessibility): Email Web Support

Campus Departments