Accessibility is a common problem, but exam facilities receive unanimous praise. On request, questions can be obtained in Braille. Suitable seating, an adaptable desk and a PC with a sound card can also be arranged. The synthetic voice of the computer reads the questions and answers. Later, additional time is often needed by dyslexic students.
Some future students call as early as at the planning stage.
Most want to know if it is possible to study a specific field if you have a certain kind of disability. Together, we try to find out the best alternative for smooth studies. In Laitinen's opinion, Finland is fairly progressive in these matters. The study benefits here are different from most other EU countries, which sometimes creates confusion among exchange students. In Finland, the salary of a disabled student's assistant is paid by the student's municipality, while special equipment is paid for by the Social Insurance Institute.