Software to be purchased or acquired (licensed) by Youngstown State University shall be accessible for use by persons with disabilities. "Software" is not limited to assistive applications used by people with disabilities, but rather it applies to the development, procurement, maintenance, or use of all commercially available and newly developed software applications.

Resch Academic Success Center Accessibility Services (AS) Grievance Procedure

Accessibility Overview

Youngstown State University’s electronic and information technology (EIT) must be accessible to all people according to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Information on the web should be available to people with disabilities where they can perceive, understand, navigate and interact with the Web.

Resources have been identified or developed to assist you in creating accessible Web pages, Excel, Word, PDF and PowerPoint documents. 

Table below describes Digital Accessibility project timeline:

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Welcome! The academic advising staff at Youngstown State University assists undergraduate students in the development of meaningful educational plans while maintaining the integrity of the institutional programs and degrees.

The advisors are here to provide assistance to you in fulfilling your degree, but the responsibility to do so rests ultimately with you.

For any academic advising questions please contact your academic college directly.