Academic assistance can be provided upon request from students. Physical facilities and all programs are accessible to disabled students. Services provided in the few offices that are not accessible are made accessible to disabled students in other campus areas. The Student Handbook provides detailed accessibility information. The Vice President for Finance and Administration and the Vice President for Student Services are responsible for services to disabled students.
Housing is available on an unrestricted basis during the summer session.
Information concerning off-campus housing is available in Wheelock's Student Development Office. This office maintains a bulletin board which lists vacant apartments, roommates seeking roommates, and famlies offering housing in exchange for child care or housekeeping. From the time of recruitment, through the time students spend at Wheelock until they enter the ranks of alumni, the college strives to establish an atmosphere, develop the programs and provide the supports that will fill the need of its students. Enrollment at the college, therefore, encompasses the entire college experience including the selection of students, the allocation of financial resources, and the orientation and advising of enrolled students. It is affected by how all offices deal with students, and by the teaching and learning which occur in our classrooms.