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DSPS
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Mon - Thu:
9:00am - 6:00pm
Virtual Hours: Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm
Fri:
9:00am - 1:00pm
Virtual Hours: Friday 8am-1pm
The DSPS office will be closed on Fridays during the Summer starting June 9th through August 11th.
Want to sign up for DSPS services?
To learn about our services and how to get connected.
New Students
If you are new to DSPS Services in the San Diego Community College District, the first step in getting connected is to register for DSPS services.
Please note: You must have completed the SDCCD Application and provide Verification of Disability (VOD) to apply.
Continuing Students
Appointments
Miramar DSPS is now offering drop-in counseling for quick questions in addition to our 1 hour same day and pre-scheduled appointments. Call us at (619) 388-7312 to inquire about availability for all our counseling options.
Current students who have received services from DSPS at any of the three colleges (City, Mesa, Miramar) and would like to request an appointment to meet with a Miramar DSPS counselor may submit an appointment request.
Current students who have received services from Miramar DSPS within the last year can request an accommodation letter for the current or upcoming semester through the MyDSPS Portal. Select "Request Accommodation Letter" once you are registered for classes.
Request Accommodation Letters
Virtual Front Desk Available
Monday through Thursday 9am-4pm
Friday 9am-12pm
(CLOSED Wednesdays 12pm-2pm)
Connect virtually for assistance applying for DSPS services, scheduling appointments or seeking general information.
Disability Support Programs and Services (DSPS) department at Miramar College offers a variety of services for students with verified disabilities. Examples include students with learning disabilities, impairments in vision, hearing, and mobility, mental health conditions, acquired brain injuries, and other medical disabilities.
As a result of participating in DSPS at Miramar College, students with verified disabilities will achieve the following Student Learning Outcomes:
- Identify individual educational limitations and appropriate respective accommodations,
- Utilize appropriate disability management strategies,
- Develop a Student Education Plan giving consideration to their academic and vocational goals, their strengths and limitations,
- Identify college and community resources to maximize independence,
- Understand their legal rights and responsibilities and how to file an appeal or grievance if access is denied or hindered.
- AP 3100.1 Student Grievance
- AP 3105.1 Academic Accommodations and Disability Discrimination for Students with Disabilities
- AP 3105.2 Service Animals
Services are provided in compliance with state and federal legislation, including Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008 (ADAAA). Student participation in the program is voluntary.
The DSPS Office serves students with disabilities who are taking Miramar courses offered both on campus and online.
Students are encouraged to contact the Disability Support Programs and Services Office in the early stages of their college planning.
In order for DSPS to provide quality service to our students, it is important that we have your current contact information. Please maintain your correct contact information on theSDCCD Portal.
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