We encourage any student who had a 504 plan, an Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) or who participated in special education services to consider registering with the SAS. Additionally, we encourage anyone with a documented disability who did not participate in special education services to contact us.
Even if you don’t believe you will need academic adjustments, we recommend connecting with SAS as an additional resource.
Accommodation Process
Confidentiality and Documentation
For more details, visit our Forms and Links page.
We recommend that students contact Student Access Services (SAS) as soon as they apply to HACC. However, students may reach out at any time during their academic journey.
Processing Timeline
Avoiding Delays
Delays in any of these steps may impact when accommodations can be provided. To ensure timely support, we encourage students to begin the process early.
Once registered with Student Access Services (SAS), students decide which instructors receive their accommodation letters. New letters must be requested each semester. For more details, visit our Forms and Links page.
Confidentiality and Records
Will My Accommodations Transfer If I Move to Another College?
How to Get Started
To begin the process, please complete our referral form. Students may self-refer or be referred by a faculty or staff member for ADA or Title IX Pregnancy and Parenting support.