FAQs for Prospective Students

Forms are available for you to give to your current treating professional that ask for the specific information required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA guidelines require that your impairment represent a current substantial limitation to a major life activity, and in higher education, that major life activity is learning. After we receive the documentation, we will ask you to come in and meet with us.

Students with disabilities enroll in the same classes as students who do not have disabilities. Eligible students will receive "reasonable accommodations" designed to provide equal access to their education. Courses are not modified for students with disabilities.

Not all students who received services in high school are eligible for services in college. If you do qualify for accommodations or services, they might be different from those you received in high school. Accommodations are determined by the Disability Specialist in the Smucker Learning Center based on the documentation you provide from your doctor.

No. All scheduling at Wayne College is done through the Academic Advisors. You can schedule an appointment with your advisor by calling Student Services at (330) 684-8900.

You must request placement test accommodations prior to coming to New Student Orientation by contacting the Disability Specialist & Service Coordinator at (330) 684-8923.

Tutoring is available for all students free of charge in the Smucker Learning Center. Students registered with the Office of Accessibility receive two back- to- back appointments, for a total of 60 minutes.  Make an appointment with the front desk for tutoring in study strategies or any subject.