Accessibility

Accessibility at Anaheim University

Anaheim University believes in Lernfreiheit, the freedom to learn for all, regardless of circumstances. We work to make our online and on-campus programs accessible to qualified students worldwide, and residential sessions are held in buildings with accessible facilities.

Website Accessibility Features

Our website is being developed to meet WCAG 2.0 (Section 508), using universal design and plain language so it works for every visitor, including people with disabilities, visitors on mobile devices and readers whose first language is not English.

Keyboard Navigation

Move through every section of the site without a mouse.

Skip with the Tab Key

Jump quickly between menu items and page sections.

No Flashing Animation

Stable graphics, with no animated effects that could trigger seizures.

Clear Link Text

Every link says where it goes.

High Contrast Modes

Black/white, black/yellow and yellow/black for easier reading.

Night Mode

A darker screen that reduces eyestrain.

Width Switcher

Choose a fixed or fluid page width.

Font Size Switcher

Three text sizes to suit your needs.

Screen Reader

Hear the whole page, or just the part you select, read aloud.

Because visitors use many different devices and browsers, we cannot guarantee that every feature works everywhere, and some services may be briefly unavailable during site maintenance. If anything does not work for you, contact us and we will find another way to get you the information.

Alternative Formats on Request

Our Student Services staff can provide any material on this website in a format that works for you.

Text-only Documents

Text versions of any catalog, form or page, ready for screen readers or resized text.

Video Transcripts

Written transcripts of the videos on our website.

Read Aloud by Phone

An advisor can call you and read any section, form or document.

How to Request

Suggestions & Feedback

We welcome your comments on the accessibility of our website and programs, and we are captioning our videos and updating our code to meet ADA guidelines. Send suggestions to the Office of the President at [email protected].

Accessibility Grievances

If you believe you have been denied access to our programs or discriminated against because of a disability, contact the Office of the President at [email protected] and copy [email protected]. If you do not receive a response, call 1-800-955-6040 and ask for the Administrative Director.