Thanks David. You are so correct about access services. I am dyslexic/disgraphic to the point that I can't write with a pen and paper. I flet like access ser

Thanks David. You are so correct about access services. I am dyslexic/disgraphic to the point that I can't write with a pen and paper. I flet like access services was interseted in helping me pass classes but not excel. Having issues with reading and writing is nothing like being deaf but many of us who want to achieve despite/with our disabilities struggle with the expectation that we accept merely passing. When I took organic chemistry I was unable to write out chemical formulas and at the time there was no software to quickly type that information. My school provided a note taker who was averaging a D in the class when I needed a B or better to graduate and keep my scholarship. In the end another student and I had to birbe a classmate for notes, which was a violation of the honor code. Being dyslexic is nothing like being deaf