Do you think the UP campus and classrooms are accessible for those with disabilities? Why or why not? by

2025-09-29 21:44:53 UTC

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

2025-09-29 21:45:23 UTC

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

2025-09-29 21:45:50 UTC

Yes, AES and elevators in every building.

Yes it is, things like AES

2025-09-29 21:46:00 UTC

Yes

2025-09-29 21:46:01 UTC

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

2025-09-29 21:46:01 UTC

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

2025-09-29 21:46:18 UTC

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

2025-09-29 21:46:36 UTC

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

2025-09-29 21:46:36 UTC

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

2025-09-29 21:47:11 UTC

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

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

2025-09-29 21:47:30 UTC

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

Kinda?

2025-09-29 21:47:43 UTC

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.

To an extent

2025-09-29 21:47:44 UTC

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.