freshman transition program to-do list
For students participating in the partnership program between the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) and Towson University (TU).
Step 5: Request TU Disability Support Services
Deadline: ASAP
Contact: Disability Support Services - 410-704-2638 |
The information below pertains to students entering fall 2009. Information for students entering fall 2010 will be available during April 2010.
We are committed to providing students with disabilities equal access to all TU programs and services. Disability Support Services (DSS) is the office on campus that provides reasonable accommodations and services for students with disabilities. If you need accommodations, you should contact DSS at 410-704-2638 or 410-704-4423 (TDD) as soon as possible after completing your Participation Agreement to set up an appointment. Complete, up-to-date and appropriate documentation of the disability is required. Specific documentation requirements are provided on the DSS Web site. Please note that requirements for receiving accommodations in college may be different than high school requirements. Meeting with a DSS specialist before the term begins can help you get off to a great start for achieving academic success!
Upon notification from you of a disability support requirement:
- Disability support required for classroom or academic-related needs are the responsibility of CCBC but will be administered by Towson University on behalf of CCBC.
- Disability support required for other campus needs are the responsibility of and will be administered by Towson University.
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