Accessibility Center
Accessibility Center
About the Accessibility Center
CCD's Accessibility Center provides leadership and facilitate equal access to institutional opportunities in order for students with disabilities to develop independence, self-advocacy skills, learn, and achieve personal and professional success.
The Accessibility Center (AC) is committed to serving students with physical health, mental health, learning, and/or temporary medical conditions and believes everyone should have access to the resources they need to reach their academic potential. The AC opens the door to a rich college experience by providing services, resources, and reasonable accommodations for our students with disabilities.
Students with documented disabilities who need reasonable accommodations to access their courses should apply for services at the Accessibility Center (AC) or call. Faculty members are not obligated to provide accommodations without proper notification from the AC.
CCD is committed to providing equal access for persons with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADAAA) Amendments Act of 2008 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, in addition to Section 508. In support of its commitment to provide equal access to all students, CCD offers accommodations and support through the Accessibility Center (AC). Through the AC office, all students will have equal access to all programs, services, and activities offered at CCD.
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Student Resources
Accommodated Testing - Student Information
View general student information about Accommodated Testing.
Students Scheduling Test Appointments
Important Info for Students Scheduling Tests
- Exams needing a private room, reader, scribe, or use of assistive technology, need to be scheduled at least five weekdays in advance.
- All other exams need to be scheduled at least three weekdays in advance. This allows the Accessibility Center to receive your course test from the instructor before your scheduled appointment.
Accommodated Testing - Faculty Information
Instructors Submitting an Accommodated Test
Important Information for Instructors Submitting Tests
- The Accessibility Center lists the students testing accommodations onto the test submission forms for the Testing Center.
- Do not extend the standard class test time. The Testing Center proctors will add the extended test time for accommodated students.
- You may list multiple students on an accommodated test online submission form.
- You may not upload multiple tests.
- Contact the Accessibility Center (303.556.3300) if your testing files will not upload on to the form.
- Any tests that cannot be scanned such as the American Chemical Society tests can be brought to the Accessibility Center (Confluence Building, room 121).