Steps to Apply for and Receive Services
Six Steps for New and Returning Students
- Submit Disability Verification Form.
- Schedule a DSS Intake-Registration appointment.
- Complete college application on-line.
- Take placement tests, if applicable.
- Attend the Intake-Registration appointment & complete paperwork.
- Pay college enrollment fees at Registration appointment.
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Step 1
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Submit Disability Verification Form.
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New Students
- Download and print the De Anza Disability Verification Packet.
- includes Disability Verification form
- If necessary, the packet will be mailed on request. Call the Disability Support Services (DSS) at (408) 864-8753.
Returning students (away from De Anza for one year or more)
- Contact the DSS Secretary for instructions to
- update any disability verification documentation, if needed.
- make an appointment with a counselor to review and update the Student Education Contract.
Both new and returning students
- The Disability Verification Form must be completed and signed by a physician, or other professional qualified to diagnose and treat the condition.
- Submit the completed Disability Verification form in person or by mail to:
Disability Support Services
Student and Community Services Bldg.
21250 Stevens Creek Blvd.
Cupertino, CA 95014
or transmit by FAX to (408) 864-5492
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Step 2
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Schedule a DSS Intake-Registration Appointment.
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- After the Verification form is received, a DSS staff member will call to schedule an Intake-Registration appointment.
- This appointment is with a DSS counselor and lasts about one hour.
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Step 3
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Complete College Application On-Line.
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Both new and returning students
- must submit a college application.
- The application can be completed on-line at home and submitted to the Admissions and Records Office.
- The application can be completed at the DSS Intake Appointment, if assistance is required.
- Students cannot take the Placement Tests until a college application is on file and the student has an ID number.
- New students will be given a De Anza College Student ID number to use in place of their Social Security Number.
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Step 4
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Take De Anza College Placement Tests, if applicable.
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How does one take the Placement Tests?
- See Placement Testing for DSS/EDC Students for complete information about
- who needs placement tests
- how to take them
- arranging accommodations
- See the Assessment Center website for
- Drop-In placement testing in basic English, ESL and Math
- specific days and times
- no appointment necessary
- information and the schedule for advanced level placement tests in Math and Chemistry
- Placement tests should be completed three weeks prior to the Intake-Registration Appointment.
If you are unsure about whether you should take Placement Tests or if you will need accommodations to do so, discuss this at the Intake- Appointment with your DSS counselor.
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Step 5
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Attend Intake-Registration Appointment & Complete Paperwork.
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At the Intake Appointment, the student and counselor will
- Discuss the following and complete the Student Education Contract
- student goals
- recommendations for programs and classes, taking into account goals and educational limitations
- recommendations for accommodations and services
- Complete the college application, if necessary.
- Select courses and register for the next quarter, or schedule another appointment to complete registration, if necessary.
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Step 6
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Pay College Enrollment Fees at Registration Appointment.
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- Fees must be paid for course enrollment to be completed.
- When class registration is done at Intake or a later Registration appointment, fees need to be paid by check or credit card at that time.
- Students on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and other low income students may qualify for the BOG-W Fee Waiver program.
- The DSS counselor can explain and assist with the application process.
- The BOG-W program reduces, but does not eliminate fees.
- Proof of Benefits must be provided.
- The college will refund fees if a student qualifies for financial aid afterwards during that quarter.
IMPORTANT
To be officially enrolled De Anza classes, all students must
- Complete all required college and Disability Support Services paperwork
- Pay enrollment fees
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