educational limitations. The services and accommodations may include, but need not be limited to: Access to and arrangements for adaptive educational equipment, materials, and supplies; Liaison with campus and/or community agencies including referral to campus or community agencies and follow-up services; Registration assistance relating to on-campus and off-campus college registration, including priority enrollment assistance, financial aid application assistance, and related college services; Accessible parking, including temporary parking, while an application for the state Disabled Person (DP) Parking Placard or License Plate is pending (in any case, students with disabilities are still required to pay the college student parking-fee for use of student parking lots); Supplemental specialized orientation to acquaint students with the DSPS Program; Supplemental specialized orientation to acquaint students with the DSPS Program and the college as a whole; Test-taking facilitation, including arrangement and proctoring; Assessment to determine functional, educational and/or vocational levels or to verify specific disabilities; Specialized academic, vocational, personal and peer counseling services specifically for students with disabilities, which are not duplicated by ongoing general counseling services available to all students; Interpreter services, for hearing-impaired students; On-campus mobility assistance, including manual or motorized transportation to and from classrooms and other related educational activities; Note-taker services in the classroom; Reader services, including the coordination and provision of services in the instructional setting; Alternate text formatting/transcription services, including, but not limited to, the provision of Braille and/or enlarged-print materials and/or E-text;
educational limitations. The services and accommodations may include, but need not be limited to: Access to and arrangements for adaptive educational equipment, materials, and supplies; Liaison with campus and/or community agencies including referral to campus or community agencies and follow-up services; Registration assistance relating to on-campus and off-campus college registration, including priority enrollment assistance, financial aid application assistance, and related college services; Accessible parking, including temporary parking, while an application for the state Disabled Person (DP) Parking Placard or License Plate is pending (in any case, students with disabilities are still required to pay the college student parking-fee for use of student parking lots); Supplemental specialized orientation to acquaint students with the DSPS Program; Supplemental specialized orientation to acquaint students with the DSPS Program and the college as a whole; Test-taking facilitation, including arrangement and proctoring; Assessment to determine functional, educational and/or vocational levels or to verify specific disabilities; Specialized academic, vocational, personal and peer counseling services specifically for students with disabilities, which are not duplicated by ongoing general counseling services available to all students; Interpreter services, for hearing-impaired students; On-campus mobility assistance, including manual or motorized transportation to and from classrooms and other related educational activities; Note-taker services in the classroom; Reader services, including the coordination and provision of services in the instructional setting; Alternate text formatting/transcription services, including, but not limited to, the provision of Braille and/or enlarged-print materials and/or E-text;
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