Accessibility Services

Welcome to Accessibility Services

Columbus State Community College offers a wide range of support to encourage the enrollment of people with disabilities. Located in Eibling Hall 101, the Accessibility Services office provides services to qualified students with disabilities for all Columbus State locations.

“Disability” is a broad term that includes, but is not limited to: mental health conditions, chronic health conditions, temporary injuries, physical/learning disabilities and ADHD. Accommodations can consist of: testing needs, alternate media, captioning, interpreting, and accommodations for temporary needs.
Our Access Advisors can help determine your eligibility—or guide you to appropriate referral resources. Review the eligibility requirements below and provide disability documentation to our office.

Sign Language

Connect with us via phone (614-287-2570) or email (disability@cscc.edu) for additional information.

Employee accommodation requests should be directed to the ADA Program Coordinator.

How Do I Register and Set Up Services?

Step 1: Submit disability documentation.

To better support you, we need to learn about the nature and impact of your disability from a professional. Common forms of documentation include, but are not limited to:

An IEP and ETR or 504 Plan
Audiogram
Disability Verification Form

Submit by email to disability@cscc.edu or by fax to (614) 287-6054. For in-person assitance, please stop by Eibling Hall 101 on Columbus Campus or the Main Front Desk on Delaware Campus andd Dublin Regional Learning Center.

Step 2: Schedule your intake meeting.

Check your Columbus State email for a receipt of your documentation and either a request for additional information or an invitation to schedule an intake meeting/

Step 3: Attend your intake meeting.

Meet with your Access Advisor to create a college-level accommodation plan based on your disability and access needs. This meeting is required for accommodations.

Detailed Registration Instructions

Services we provide

Student Advocacy*
Testing Accommodations (extended time, audio, distraction-reduced testing space, height adjustable desks, etc.)
Assistive Technology
Alternate Media (E-text, Braille, Large print)
Sign Language Interpreting
Captioning Services
Note-Taking Accommodations
Temporary Services (e.g. due to an injury, accident, or short-term illness)
Resources on Disability Issues
Other Services Based on Need

*Disability status does not exempt disruptive, aggressive, or other inappropriate behaviors as defined by the Student Code of Conduct.

Services Offered

Hours of Operation*

*Hours are subject to change

Monday - 8:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday - 8:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday - 8:00am - 5:00pm
Thursday - 8:00am - 5:00pm
Friday - 10:00am - 4:30pm

Intakes can be scheduled up to an hour before close.

For testing hours, check here – Testing Hours of Operation