ACCESS (Disability Services)
Students
OCC buildings are closed to students and visitors. Contact your campus ACCESS Office via telephone (see phone numbers at the bottom of the page) or email the Auburn Hills Access office, Highland Lakes Access Office, Orchard Ridge Access Office, Royal Oak Access Office or the Southfield Access Office for disability services or questions related to disability accommodations or supports. Students interested in exploring text-to-speech for online class materials may want to try Natural Reader and those who are blind or low-vision interested in exploring screen-reading software may want to try NVDA.
The Accessibility Compliance Center & Education Support Services (ACCESS) program
is designed to provide accommodations and services to students with a documented disability
diagnosed by a qualified, licensed professional as required by the postsecondary students with disabilities component of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation
Act of 1973.
ACCESS offices are located on every campus. For more information: