Students with Disabilities

Self-identify

You must first self-identify as a student with a disability requesting accommodations. To begin, complete the online Accommodation Request Form. If you are unable to complete the form or need assistance to do so, contact the Student Accessibility Office in person, by phone or via email.

Request Accommodations >

• If you need to request a sign language interpreter, contact interpreter@wctc.edu or text 262.225.3651.
• Please note, it may take several weeks to review and/or process your documentation. We strongly encourage new students to request accommodations one semester prior to starting their program. Continuing students must renew each semester.

Provide Disability Information/Documentation

In order to accommodate your requests, we will need information about how your disability is likely to affect you while attending WCTC. You can upload your disability documentation when you complete the online Accommodation Request Form, or submit it separately prior to your first meeting. Any information/documentation you can readily share prior to the first meeting is helpful.

We recognize that barriers exist that may make it difficult to present third-party disability documentation. Please don't delay meeting with us for not having appropriate paperwork.

To help gather the information we need to best support you, please share the appropriate form(s) below with your licensed care professional:

• Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
• Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Physical Disability and Functional Limitations Due to Medical Condition
• Psychological Disability
• Visual Impairment or Blindness Certification

If you already have information/documentation, please either:

• Upload it when you complete the online Accommodation Request Form.
• Bring it in person to: Student Accessibility Office, College Center, Room C-021
• Email it to: SAO@wctc.edu
• Fax it to: 262.691.5089
• Mail it to: Student Accessibility Office, Room C-021, 800 Main Street, Pewaukee, WI 53072

Additional documentation may be necessary, but will be limited to the need for the accommodation requested.

Intake Interview

The intake interview is a critical step toward determining eligibility. Once you self-identify to the Student Accessibility Office, a Disability Specialist will schedule an appointment to complete this interview.

The purpose of the interview is to learn what functional limitations you are experiencing and what accommodations you will need. This interactive process allows us to work together to determine the most appropriate accommodations for your needs.