STUDENT SUPPORT & RESOURCES



Frequently Asked Questions
Are all students with psychiatric disabilities required to participate in Supported Education Program?
No. Not all students with psychiatric disabilities participate in Supported Education services. Students interested in services need to identify themselves to the office of Education Support Services and participate in a confidential intake interview. It is the choice of the student to avail themselves of these services.
Will the instructor know that I have a psychiatric diagnosis?
No. All records are kept confidential and are separate from academic records. With the student's permission, the instructor will receive a letter from the Department of Disability Services identifying that the student is registered with the office and qualifies for reasonable academic adjustments. The letters are formatted the same for all students regardless of their disability and individualized academic adjustments are developed with student input.
What if I decide I no longer need SEP services?
Services from SEP are strictly on a volunteer basis for registered students. SEP is designed to enhance the educational experience and offer additional supports in an effort to increase success in the college environment.

Did You Know?
Nine of our students have made the Academic All-American First Team for Community, Technical and Junior Colleges—more than at any other community college.
Sinclair has established more than 100 transfer agreements to assist students in transferring to other colleges.
Sinclair awards on average $80 million in financial aid and scholarships each year.
Sinclair's student/faculty ratio of 19 to 1, among the lowest at Ohio's colleges, allows students to receive more individual attention.


