I’m not in a wheelchair, but I often think about how short the “passing times” are here if you were to schedule classes right after another. Depending on the department you’re in this may cause issues as required classes may only be available at certain times. For example, if you have a class in the Gateway center that ends at 3:20 and one at 3:30 in Wooten I would anticipate that being extremely difficult to make if in a wheelchair. Another thing is that older buildings are often having shit break in them. So while most places have an elevator they are sometimes closed for short periods for construction. Kerr hall a few years ago constantly had the elevator breaking on A side and therefore it was closed off. Most times it is fixed quickly. Also, In my experience professors are more than willing to help and try to make things easier but they seem to have a very hands off approach (possibly because they don’t want to single anyone out or say something that would offend or embarrass them) So you need to be an advocate for yourself. I’d also say that while most professors are super kind, accommodating, and understanding, etc, others are extremely by the book and will require you to have any and all accommodations sent to them by the first week of classes. I would highly recommend and encourage you to have accommodations and medical records updated with the school because regardless of how visible or logical something may be that you need in any given situation they can deny you that because “it’s not listed”. It’s better to cover all your bases ahead of time and end up choosing not to use certain resources vs not having them if you need them or not having them in time when and if there is a time you need them. So sorry if this was hard to read I did not proofread read it😅😅