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The Office of Equal Opportunity 
Disability Resource Office
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Welcome

The DRO works to remove unnecessary institutional barriers to ensure an equal opportunity to participate in the North Carolina State University experience for students with disabilities.

How to Request Accommodations

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Notify Faculty
of Your Accommodations

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Schedule Proctoring for your tests

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Short-Term Impairment Requests

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Wolfline Bus Service Changes

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How to Provide Accommodations

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Campus Construction Zone Impacts


Construction on North Campus is impacting navigation and accessible routes at NC State. This is an ongoing project, and information will be updated throughout the construction process.

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Accommodation Descriptions and Steps

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Report an Access Concern

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On-Campus Resources for Students

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Equal Access Matters

Students with disabilities make up an important cross-section of NC State. Approximately 1 out of 5 undergraduate students and 1 out of 8 grad students have a disability (source).

It allows students to learn and be evaluated fairly, based on their merits (not based on their disability-related barriers).

It creates pathways for students with disabilities to achieve their full potential, leading to higher retention, graduation, and employment rates.

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NC State has designated the Disability Resource Office (DRO) to determine appropriate accommodations (appropriate academic adjustments, auxiliary aids and modifications to policies/procedures) for students on the basis of disability.

Employment Opportunities

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The Disability Resource Office (DRO) ensures disabled students have the same opportunity to engage in all NC State programs and services as nondisabled peers.

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