College is challenging, but that does not mean you have to endure those challenges alone.
Check out the resources on this page to learn more about accommodations that are available to you as a student, resources for personal crises and emergencies, and where to find funding to pay for college.
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Butler Community College provides accommodations for students who need temporary or permanent assistance through Disability Services. Some, but not all, of the accommodations that Disability Services provide include:
*Accommodations for placement testing or tests administered in a classroom require documentation to be sent to Disability Services before the date on which the test is scheduled. Failure to provide documentation of a disability may not be accepted as valid reason to retake a test.
Learn more about Disability Services by visiting their website or contacting Teressa Eastman, Director of Disability Services, by phone (316-322-3166) or email (teastman@butlercc.edu).
Note: The information above is sourced directly from the Disability Services website.