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Yes they are because they have a lot of resources and places people could go to on campus.

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Yes to a certain extent one reason is because they have wheel chair accessible ramps and entrances in every building

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Yes, AES and elevators in every building.

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They have AES for people with mental disabilities and have ramps and elevators for those who have physical disabilities

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there are a lot of places that are not as accessible for people with disabilities around campus with a lack of elevators or steep inclines

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Overall, I do think so. The existence of ramps and elevators around are helpful, as well as the automatic doors.

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All buildings have disability access, and there seems to be resources on campus to help with disabilities, so it appears that there is.

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Yes, they include everyone. UP gives people resources when they need it

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I would say it’s somewhat accessible due to the various options that are given around resources on campus and various test options and accessible ramps

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Yes I think UP is accessible to those mentally and physically disabled

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Yes I think UP is accessible to those mentally and physically disabled

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This is due to the fact that there are a variety of programs in place to support disabled people

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On the one hand, they do have an Accesible Educations Services office that gives out accommodations. These are like extra time on exams, a short break if needed, extra flexibility. On the other hand, I’ve heard that some people have waited months for their accommodations and some of the dorms don’t have elevators.

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I think UP is accessible for those with disabilities to an extent - I’ve definitely seen some disabled friendly things on campus like the automatic button for doors and ramps that can be used for wheelchairs, but those are mainly on residential halls. I honestly haven’t seen a lot of things at other buildings that could make things easier.