ADA Accommodations in Housing

Guilford College is committed to providing equal access to students with documented medical, psychological, and learning differences.  Residential Education & Housing can provide accommodations for students with disabilities in a number of different ways including but not limited to: 

• Single room

• First floor room

• Room in close proximity to a bathroom

• Room with a visual alarm

• Wheelchair accessible room

• Emotional support animal

• Hall access for care providers

• Off-campus release

If you require special housing accommodations based on medical, psychological, or learning differences, you will need to follow the request process outlined by the Accessibility Resource Center's webpage, including the submission of all required documentation.  You are invited to schedule a consultation with ARC staff to review the process and requirements.  

Requests are reviewed by a qualified accommodations committee and approval is not guaranteed.  The ARC will notify Residential Education & Housing once a housing-related accommodation has been approved, then our staff will work with students individually to meet their housing needs.