Student Accessibility Resources
The Student Accessibility Resources (SAR) office provides resources to help you take charge and succeed in your education. Our mission is to promote equal access to education for students with disabilities in an environment that is respectful, values individual differences, and encourages self-advocacy.
Services are provided to any student who is disabled as defined in Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (opens in a new tab) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) (opens in a new tab).
Get Started with SAR
Learn how to request SAR services.
If you already have an account with SAR, log into the AIM student portal (opens in a new tab).
SAR offices are located on each campus. It is your responsibility to request accommodations with the SAR office.
Find More Information
- SAR Manual (PDF)Listen(opens in a new tab): Find details about the SAR office, procedures, and requirements
- SAR Documentation Guidelines: Understand different types of documentation and requirements
- TSI Accommodations: Know what testing accommodations are available when you take the TSI Assessment
- Deaf and/or Hard of Hearing Students: Get information on interpreter requests and the Blind and/or Deaf Student Tuition Exemption Program
- Service Animals and Emotional Support Animals: Review TCC's policy about service animals and emotional support animals
- Support for Students with Temporary Impairments: Talk to your instructor about the possibility of academic adjustments for a temporary impairment
- Transitioning from High School to College: Learn about your responsibilities if you've transitioned from high school to college accommodations
- Community Resources: Find help and resources in your local community
Contact SAR
Contact our SAR Office if you have questions.
Updated October 08, 2026