To access MyBMAC, please sign into Single Sign On (SSO), or click the yellow MyBMAC icon below:
This page outlines the steps for registering with the Bob Murphy Access Center (BMAC).
Students with a temporary injury (e.g. broken arm, concussion, surgery recovery) do not need to submit an application. Instead, call the office during business hours (M-F 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.). If your injury is not readily observable, such as a concussion, please have a doctor’s note or other relevant documentation ready to send via email.
COVID-19 Information: If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19, please follow the University’s guidelines for self-quarantine. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms that are significantly impacting your coursework, or if you have a CDC-identified higher risk medical condition, please contact BMAC. We would like to discuss these impacts with you and how you may be eligible for disability accommodations.
In light of current community directives to promote social distancing, we understand it may be difficult for you to obtain disability documentation for registration. Please know that this is no cause to delay reaching out to our office. We are here to work with you. Please contact BMAC if you have documentation concerns.
The New Student Application helps BMAC better understand the impacts of your disability and your accommodation requests. The application includes a file upload feature to provide BMAC with your disability documentation.
For assistance with the New Student Application, please review our Instructions page or contact BMAC.
To ensure that you do not miss important emails from BMAC, we encourage you to either (1) add the domain "post.accessiblelearning.com" to your safe sender list (click here for Outlook 365 instructions), or (2) regularly check your junk mail folder.
Typically, these emails are sent within three business days of documentation receipt.
If not approved, the email will provide instructions for how to provide sufficient documentation.
The email you receive will indicate your assigned Access Specialist (based on your academic college/program). Though you may schedule with another member of the Access Specialist team for your Welcome Meeting if availability/timing is a concern.
During your Welcome Meeting, you will discuss your submitted application, barriers you experience in your academics, accommodations that would work best for you and steps for setting up those accommodations in your classes.
You are not officially registered with BMAC until after you have completed your Welcome Meeting.
If you have any questions about the registration process, please contact BMAC.
Students registered with BMAC utilize MyBMAC to generate their Course Accessibility Letters and make accommodation requests each semester for CSULB courses:
NOTE: To ensure that you do not miss important emails sent via MyBMAC, we encourage you to either: