What are the general kinds of housing accommodations that are provided for students with disabilities?
Stanford provides a rich and varied residential community for both undergraduate and graduate students. For undergraduates there are traditional residence halls, apartments, suites, small group houses (cooperative houses, Greek houses), and theme and focus houses. For graduate students, studios, individual apartments, shared apartments and family housing are available. Among each kind of different housing configuration there are accessible living options. Depending on individualized needs, modifications to a room or residence may also be made (e. g., installation of power door, or horns and strobe alarms, carpet pulled up). The University also has accessible, ADA furniture. Please refer to the Housing Accommodations section. For general information about housing at Stanford University, see the Student Housing site.
