Students are at the core of our operation, more than 600 students (and counting) to give you a rough estimate. Our staff personally works with each student on a one-on-one basis striving for an exceptional level of service.

Registration is your starting line
Follow the steps outlined in the registration checklist to ensure that registration is completed in a timely manner.

You have the right to...
At the collegiate level, it is very important that you know and understand your rights and responsibilities. From here on out, you will be liable and personally accountable for your decisions, so make sure you know all of the facts before you make up your mind. See also: Disability Disclosure.

Did you just get hurt?
The DSO provides services for students who are recently injured and for students who have temporary medical conditions who complete our registration process. In the meantime, feel free to contact Sabina Vermeulen with any questions you may have.

Transition information
We know how bumpy the transition from high school to college can be, so we compiled some useful information to smooth out the road. Higher Education: The Next Step for Students with Disabilities, a DVD produced by the DSO, is a great reference for students looking for some transition advice.