ACCESS information boothACCESS information booth
ATCMath and English support
Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing CenterFaculty and students of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Center
Disability Awareness MonthDisability Awareness Month
Planning for College eventPlanning for College event
NUANCENUANCE faculty, staff, students and mentorsWelcome to ACCESS!
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MyACCESS Student LoginLog into your MyACCESS account to submit your Application for Services, Upload Verification, or view your Academic Accommodation Plan (AAP). Mt. SAC Portal Username and Password required to log-in.
Steps to Apply for ACCESSNew or Prospective ACCESS Student
Apply to Mt. SAC, Complete New Student Orientation and Assessment Questionnaire (AQ)
- Apply to ACCESS and Provide Disability Documentation (after above is completed)
- Contact ACCESS at (909) 274-4290 to meet with an ACCESS Counselor.
Continuing Mt. SAC Student
- Contact ACCESS at (909) 274-4290 to meet with an ACCESS Counselor .
Disability Documentation may include:
- Medical Verification of Disability - If you don't have documentation in written form, you may take the verification of your disability form to a licensed professional
- Psychological Verification of Disability - If you don't have documentation in written form, you may take the verification of your disability form to a licensed professional
- Audiogram (hearing loss verification)
- Most recent IEP, 504 Plan or Psycho Educational Assessment Report.
- Visual Acuity
How to Request Your Accommodations- Log in to your MyACCESS account to begin.
- Click on "Download Accommodations for Instructor".
- Email your Accommodations List and the Fall 2021 ACCESS Accommodations Guidance to your professor(s)
- Accommodation Guidance for In-Person Classes
- Accommodation Guidance for Online Classes
* For screenshots, follow these Steps for Copy of Accommodations
Schedule an Appointment with an ACCESS CounselorACCESS is able to provide 3 different formats for counseling appointments; In-person, over the phone, and video using Zoom. Click the button below to find available appointments in the format you would prefer. If you are unable to find an appointment you can contact us at 909-274-4290.
Schedule an Appointment for Writing SupportACCESS is able to provide 3 different formats for counseling appointments; In-person, over the phone, and video using Zoom. Click the button below to find available appointments in the format you would prefer. If you are unable to find an appointment you can contact us at 909-274-4290.
Schedule an Appointment for Math SupportACCESS is able to provide 3 different formats for counseling appointments; In-person, over the phone, and video using Zoom. Click the button below to find available appointments in the format you would prefer. If you are unable to find an appointment you can contact us at 909-274-4290.
Make an Appointment for Math Support
Schedule an Appointment for Speech Support
ACCESS Faculty and Staff DirectoryClick the button below for a list of all the Faculty and Staff of ACCESS.
Spring Semester February 23rd - June 12th Monday- Thursday 8:00 am - 6:00 pm, Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Building 9B - Student Services
(909) 274-4290
access@mtsac.edu
(909) 274-2943
www.mtsac.edu/access
To request department-related material in alternate formats, please email altmedia@mtsac.edu.
Meet Our Centers:
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Accessibility Resource Centers for Students
ACCESS provide counseling, instruction, and accommodations for students with disabilities and medical conditions.
Testing Center
To schedule a testing appointment with the ACCESS Testing Center, please email accesstesting@mtsac.edu, call (909)274-4288 or come in-person to Building 9B (Student Services) on the first floor -at least 7 days before your test date and 14 days before your final(s) date.
Testing Center Spring Hours:Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm(stop testing at 5:30pm)Friday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm(stop testing at 4:00pm)Winter Finals Week: February 9th- February 15thSchedule your testing appointment(s) today! -
Accessible Technology Center
The Accessible Technology Center (ATC) is a state of the art instructional center that is comprised of the latest assistive technologies as well as professional staff to support students in achieving their academic goals. It is home to the Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program and the Alternate Media Program, the ATC also provides instructional assistance in various academic disciplines.ATC is located in Building 9E, room 1100 (first floor).
ATC Spring Hours:
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Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Center
This cultural and academic center provides a space for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students to receive the support needed to be successful at Mt. SAC. The Center has a variety of services for Deaf students.
Mt. SAC is thrilled to announce that it has engaged Innivee Strategies, a Deaf-owned and led organization and leadership development consulting company to support Mt. SAC and its DHH Center!DHH Center is located in Building 9D (next to the bookstore, on the east side).
DHH Spring Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Specialized Programs:
Acquired Brain Injury Program
ABI students are students who have an acquired brain injury and that undergo a semester (or more) of cognitive rehabilitation instruction administered by licensed Speech and Language Pathologists with that goal of reintegrating into the college to complete a degree/vocational program or pursue employment.
Nuance
Nuance is a series of workshops for Mt. SAC credit students who have Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). During these workshops, you will learn a variety of skills that can be applied to daily life.
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