Supports and Services
Accessing disability supports and services may be different from school to school and may also depend on whether the course or program you choose is a designated program recognized and funded by Nova Scotia Student Assistance.
To find out more about designated programs and designated institutions visit the student assistance page.
Who do you go to for assistance at your institution?
Universities within Nova Scotia and Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC)
Each institution has an accessibility office to assist you with applications for the Canada Student Grants for Services and Equipment-Students with Disabilities (CSG-DSE) and what onsite supports and services are available. Make sure to make an appointment as soon as you know you are eligible.
These supports and services might include:
- assisting with grant application for services and equipment
- tutoring
- note taking
- learning strategist
- assistive technology
Accessibility Offices - Contact Information (PDF)
Private career colleges or studying outside of the province
If you are attending a private career college within Nova Scotia or studying outside of the province, please contact Post-Secondary Accessibility Services at psas@novascotia.ca for more information about on-campus resources.