Common Accommodations

Extra time on testing

Reduced distraction environment

Private testing room

Breaks during exams

As well as other personalized accommodations

More information on testing accommodations and the testing center

Get more information or request interpreting

Get more information on assistive animals on campus

Amazon  has a wide variety of alternatively formatted textbooks available for download. Students who download material in the form of a Kindle book should be aware that it can be difficult to cite material in this format due to the lack of page numbers.

Apple Books is the single destination to find, buy, and dive into audiobooks and ebooks.

AccessText Network is an online library of eBooks for students who  request alternative format books from the book’s publisher  Proof of Purchase in needed.

 Audible books tends to carry primarily literature and other popular works of fiction

Barnes and Noble Book sellers have eBooks available though its website, and textbooks are searchable by format in the left hand toolbar.

Anonymous peer Notetaker​

Contact us for information on requesting notes for the semester, or to apply to be a notetaker 

Use your current Software with Free Accessibility Features​

• Microsoft Accessibility

• ​Chrome Accessibility​​

• Apple Accessibility

 Bookshare provides eBooks to students who have purchased the textbook from elsewhere. Proof of disability is necessary to access this service for free, otherwise yearly membership is $50.

CourseSmart is an online marketplace for textbooks, some with up to 80% off of traditional retail prices. These books are only available in alternative format if purchased from CourseSmart.

 eBooks.com sells a wide range of fiction, nonfiction, and textbooks in an exclusively alternative format.

 Learning Ally resources are available for free to students who are blind or who have low vision, with an audiobook library that spans thousands of titles. 

Project Gutenberg is an online library of free ebooks available to the public. Books are free when the book’s copyright has expired,  published prior to 1923. There are over 57,000 titles available in this library, with a small number available in audiobook form.