Among students with disabilities on campus, students with dyslexia and chronic illness represent the greatest numbers, followed by psychiatric disabilities and physical handicaps. A few students with vision, hearing, or speech impairments have also studied at the university. The University Counselling Center is responsible for services to students with disabilities. Most lectures can be tape recorded. Copies of syllabi can sometimes be obtained in advance.
Some classrooms are wheelchair-accessible.
Most can be moved to an accessible space if needed. Sign language interpreters can usually be provided for classes. Induction loops are not generally available but captioned videos can often be obtained. There is no Braille signage and service dogs are not allowed in the classroom. Ask in advance about arrangements for a mobility orientation.