Who Can Register

The Student Access Center (SAC) works in
collaboration with the college to make the
academic accommodation process accessible to
students who need and request such support.
Who can register with the SAC?
Any student with one of the following categories
of disorders that has been diagnosed by a
professional recognized under the Professional
Code of Québec can register with the SAC :
Learning disability: Dyslexia,
dysorthographia, dyscalculia, attention deficit
disorder with or without hyperactivity
Neurological disorders: Autistic spectrum
disorder, cranio-cerebral trauma, multiple
sclerosis, dysphasia, etc.
Physical disabilities: Cerebral palsy, spina
bifida, ataxia, etc.
Sensory impairments: Visual, auditory, etc.
Organic disorders: Cancer, diabetes, cystic
fibrosis, chronic fatigue, etc.
Mental health disorders: Anxiety disorder,
mood disorder, eating disorder, psychotic
disorder, etc.
Temporary disabilities or injuries: Injuries,
illness, medical treatment, etc.
Students who are experiencing difficulties, but
do not have appropriate documentation, may
consult the SAC counselor for a referral to other
solutions or services within or outside the college.