Accessibility Statement

Our Commitment
ABBCU is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible environment for students, applicants, faculty,
staff, ministry partners, and visitors, including individuals with disabilities. We seek to make our website,
digital content, communications, programs, services, and learning opportunities reasonably accessible and
usable by all people. Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility. ABBCU reviews its digital materials and
practices, works to identify barriers, and makes reasonable improvements as resources and technology permit.
Digital Accessibility
ABBCU aims to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, as a recognized

framework for improving digital accessibility. Our efforts may include:

• using readable text, clear headings, and consistent page structure;

• providing meaningful alternative text for important images when appropriate;

• supporting keyboard navigation and compatibility with common assistive technologies;

• using captions, transcripts, or other alternatives for multimedia when reasonably available;

• maintaining sufficient color contrast and avoiding reliance on color alone to communicate meaning; and

• reviewing forms, links, documents, and learning materials for accessibility barriers.

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Reasonable Accommodations
ABBCU will consider reasonable accommodation requests related to admissions, instruction, communications,
programs, services, and events. Accommodation requests are reviewed on an individual basis and may require
sufficient notice and supporting information so that ABBCU can identify an effective and appropriate solution.
 

Third-Party Content and Platforms
Some ABBCU pages or services may link to, embed, or rely on content and technology provided by third
parties. ABBCU may not control the accessibility of those external resources, but we welcome notice of barriers
and will make reasonable efforts to provide assistance or an accessible alternative when feasible.
 

Report a Barrier or Request Assistance
If you experience difficulty accessing ABBCU information, technology, programs, or services, or if you need
information in an alternative format, please contact ABBCU. Include the web address or name of the material, a
brief description of the barrier, the format or assistance you need, and your preferred contact method.
Accessibility Contact: IT Support Team
Email: info@abbcu.institute
Telephone: 225-350-4025
Mailing Address: 1765 O’Neal Lane. #286

Baton Rouge, LA 70816-1633

Response and Review

ABBCU will acknowledge accessibility concerns as promptly as practicable, review the issue, and work in good
faith toward an effective response. This statement will be reviewed periodically and updated as ABBCU's
services, technologies, and accessibility practices evolve.