Disability Programs & Services
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WHAT DOES DPS DO?

Chaffey College DPS extends to individuals with developmental, learning, physical, psychological disabilities the opportunity to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills for increased self-actualization and independence. These skills may also be used to gain a college degree or for vocational development leading to employment.

Disability Programs and Services has been designed to respond on an individual basis to the needs of Chaffey College students with disabilities that are eligible for services and serve them in accordance with Title 5 Regulations. The aim is to intervene when a developmental, learning, physical, and/or psychological limitation interferes with the instructional process provided by the College. This allows students an equal opportunity to the same quality education as any other student. With the growing awareness on the part of all people regarding human rights and equal access, all students need to understand that it is ability not disability that counts.

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ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

To be eligible for the program, you must have a disability verified by a physician, psychologist or other appropriate professional (Title 5, section 56006).

If you have a learning disability, you should bring copies of your test scores. Moreover, if you believe you have a learning disability, but have not been tested, we administer the test at our facilities for community college eligibility purposes only.

Students who may qualify for services include, but are not limited to, the following disabilities:

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HOW TO APPLY TO THE PROGRAM

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  1. Submit an Online Application for Admissions to Chaffey College.
  2. Take the college placement tests and bring the results with you to your DPS appointment. (there are sample assessment test questions, tips and reminders on the Assessment, Orientation, Counseling page.
  3. Come in to our office or call to make an intake appointment to see one of our resource specialists.
  4. If you have a physical, psychological, or communicative disability, you must bring in medical verification of your disability from a physician, psychologist or other appropriate profession prior to the appointment.
  5. If you have a learning disability, you will need to bring in your psychological evaluation report with testing scores or set up an appointment to go through testing in our office.
  6. Fill out and submit at the time of your DPS intake appointment the following forms:
    1. Application for Services, DPS
    2. DPS Guidelines for Services
    3. Emergency Contact Information
    4. Student Responsibilities
    5. Student Notice of Suspension/Termination
  7. Meet with one of our resource specialists for coordination of services and/or equipment, and academic planning.

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