Wake Tech is closed on Friday in observance of Independence Day. Prospective students can still apply online, and current students can register for Fall semester classes.
After registering for classes each semester, each student served by Disability Support Services (DSS) must log into Eagle Accommodate and complete a Semester Accommodation Request to have his or her notice sent to instructors. A student guide has been created to assist with navigating the system.
Anyone who needs assistance with submitting a request or doesn't see any approved accommodations in the system should contact their DSS coordinator or email [email protected].
Testing
A student testing guide has been created to assist with navigating DSS' testing process:
Anyone who needs assistance should contact their assigned coordinator or email [email protected].
Requesting alternative-format textbooks
After registering for classes each semester, students need to submit a completed Textbook Alternative Format Request and proof of purchase to the DSS Office to receive their textbooks in an alternative format.
Requesting an interpreter
To request communication access for a Wake Tech event, submit a completed Sign Language Interpreter/Cued Language Transliterator Request at least four business days in advance of the event.
Requesting study strategy sessions
For students registered with DSS, one-on-one study strategy sessions with a learning specialist are available on a first-come, first-served basis in areas where help is most needed:
To submit a study session request, log into Eagle Accommodate, find the "Survey" option and select the study session request form for the appropriate semester. If a form isn't online for that semester, check back after course registration has opened for that semester.
How are we doing? Please tell us about your experience with DSS.