Who we serve · Colleges and universities
Every student can read the catalog, the policy and the form
Public colleges publish thousands of documents: catalogs, policies, financial aid forms, board materials and course content.
Your deadline
- Public colleges are instrumentalities of a state or local government, so they generally use that government's population.
- A state college or university therefore usually has the earlier date, April 26, 2027. Check yours on Who must comply.
The documents that matter most
Catalogs, handbooks and academic policies
Long, heavily structured documents.
Financial aid and admissions forms
Tier 1: students use them to apply.
Board of trustees materials
Posted on a schedule; older ones may move to an archive.
Course syllabi and materials on public pages
Many come from faculty in many formats, so volume is the challenge.
Research reports and data tables
Complex tables and charts need careful structure.
Who usually leads the work
- The disability services or ADA office
- Web services and IT
- The registrar and financial aid
- General counsel and compliance
How we help
- High-volume remediation with the Together model, so your staff can work with us
- A clear inventory by department, so each office knows its share
- Word and HTML versions your staff can keep up to date
- Proof files you can show in a complaint review
What would it cost a college or university like yours?
The planner starts from a typical site of your type; change any number.
Where to start
Start with a free look at your website. We will show you which documents matter most, and which may not need fixing at all.