Program Overview

Disabled Student Programs and Services

Students with disabilities at Imperial Valley College are eligible for educational accommodations related to their disability under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Supportive services are provided to students who have the following disabilities or health problems:

• Acquired Brain Injury
• Hearing Impaired
• Learning Disabled
• Mobility Impaired
• Other Health Impairments
• Orthopedically Impaired
• Psychologically Disabled
• Speech Impaired
• Visually Impaired

Supportive services are provided on an individual basis as student's needs are identified. These services are offered to provide disabled students with the same opportunities for success as non-disabled students. Some of the services available are:

• Academic Counseling
• Adaptive Computer Instruction
• Adaptive Physical Education
• Alternative Text
• Enlarging
• Learning Disability Assessment
• Mobility Assistance
• Notetaking
• Personal Counseling
• Priority Registration
• Reader/Scribe Services
• Sign Language Interpreting
• Test Proctoring
• Tutoring
• Vocational Counseling

Students need to see a DSP&S counselor to arrange for needed services.

Catalog available in alternative format.

If you would like further information regarding these services, please call or visit Disabled Student Programs and Services in the Mel Wendrick Access Center (Building 2100), or call (760) 355-6313. or (760) 355-4174 (TDD).