Disabled Students Programs & Services

Welcome to the website of the CCSF Disabled Students Programs and Services.

A shorter URL to this website is: www.ccsf.edu/dsps. 

If you need immediate assistance or need to make an appointment with a DSPS counselor, contact the DSPS main office at:

415-452-5481 (Voice)

415-452-5451 (Telecommunication Device for the Deaf)

Check the Contact Information page for our locations and other phone numbers.

If you have a question or suggestion about this web site, please send it to the webmaster, Thomas Hetherington. For all other matters, such as scheduling an appointment with a counselor or general questions about registering for classes, please contact our reception desk at the two phone numbers listed above.

Thank you for your interest in the DSPS. We look forward to working with you.

New Parking Regulations

The City College Police Department has discontinued the blue CCSF medical parking sticker. Therefore individuals with a CA DMV parking Placards (Red or Blue) do not have to register their placard with the campus police.
 
When the placard is properly displayed on the rear view mirror the vehicle can be parked for FREE in any
- faculty space
- student space
- blue zone
 
It is still illegal to park in any of the following:
- red zone
- yellow zone
- passenger drop off
- striations adjacent to a blue zone

Access Guide

The CCSF Campus Access Guide helps students navigate throughout the campuses within the CCSF system. You can find information there about renovation and construction updates, accessible paths, disabled-only parking, ramps, elevators and other disability-related features.
http://www.ccsf.edu/Offices/Office_of_Instruction/Access_Guide/

How To Register for Classes

Dora and Muriel have put together a step-by-step guide showing how to register for classes online. See the PDF file below-right for all the steps.

See a counselor!

All DSPS students are reminded to meet with a DSPS counselor at least twice a semester. Telephone appointments are available for students who cannot easily come to campus.