WHAT WE DO

Disability & Access Services (in the Accessibility Resource Center (ARC)) partners with students who have disabilities to help remove barriers and create equal access to academics, housing, and campus life. Our services are open to all Guilford students — traditional, early college, graduate, transfer, consortium, international, and continuing education. Our role is to provide accommodations and connect you with resources so you can focus on your goals, fully participate in campus life, and thrive at Guilford.

WHAT IS A DISABILITY?

A disability is any condition that impacts a major life activity, making it harder to live and learn at Guilford. There’s no set list of what qualifies, but some common examples include:

• Learning differences (such as ADHD or dyslexia)

• Autism and other neurodivergent conditions

• Mental health concerns (like anxiety or depression)

• Chronic health conditions

• Injuries, surgeries

• 504s, IEPs from high school

• Physical or mobility impairments

• Vision, hearing, or other sensory differences