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DSPS provides personalized support services to students with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, psychological disabilities, developmental delays, brain injuries, visual impairments, health problems and hearing impairments. Among the array of services offered to students are priority registration, class scheduling assistance, specialized counseling and tutoring, mobility assistance, test proctoring, transcription services, and interpreter services for hearing impaired or deaf students.  \nDSPS supports the California Community Colleges’ Vision 2030 Goals of promoting Equity in Success, Equity in Access, and Equity in Support. DSPS Programs promote equity in success by increasing the number of disabled students who complete a meaningful educational outcome and increase the number of disabled students who earn a living wage. 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