Framingham 306, 508-270-4267 / 4286
Wellesley Hills 216, 781-239-2234 / 2626

The Office of Disability Services works in close partnership with the administration, faculty and students to identify and remove any physical, programmatic or attitudinal barriers that might discourage, frustrate or deny the full participation and integration of students with disabilities in the College's complete range of programs, activities, and courses of study. 

Among the support systems and academic accommodations available are:

- disability specialists
- specialized advising
- peer tutors
- mentors
- classroom notetakers
- sign language interpreters
- lab support in reading and writing, math and science
- textbooks on audio tape
- advocacy and study groups
- adaptive computer equipment
- FM Listening Systems
- reduced course loads or full time status for health insurance purposes
- alternative learning and testing conditions
- developmental  courses: reading, writing, math
- learning strategies
- workshops on issues of disability
- universally accessible classrooms
- accessible parking
- accessible elevators
- building access