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DISABILITY SERVICES
The purpose of the Office of Disability Services is to ensure that students with disabilities have equal access to all programs
offered at Middle Georgia College. We are advocates for students with disabilities and encourage their independence and development.
Middle Georgia College is dedicated to helping all students, including those students with disabilities, realize their potential.
Services are provided to students on an individualized and flexible basis. It is the student's responsibility to seek assistance
and make his or her needs known to the Office of Disability Services.
Students should contact the Disability Services Office in the early stages of their college planning. Students can begin providing
documentation before they actually begin classes.
Services are available at no cost to all students who:
- Have a disability that substantially limits one or more major life activity (such as walking, talking, learning, hearing, seeing);
- Have approved documentation¹ of a disability;
- Voluntarily disclose to the Office of Disability Services.
The following are a list of services provided to students with disabilities by the Office of Disability Services. For more information or if
any questions arise regarding these services, please contact the Office of Disability Services.
- New student orientation on available services/resources
- Academic accommodations
- Individual/group counseling
- Note taking services
- Taped textbooks
- Academic advising
- Information and Referral
- Private room testing
- Regent's Testing on-site
Other services:
- Resume Writing Workshops
- Stress Managing Workshops
- Assistance communicating with professors/instructors
- Academic Resource Center
- Peer Tutor Services
For more Information:
Allen Chastain
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Frequently Asked Questions