Princeton offers an AccessAbility Center as a sensory room at 242 Frist Campus Center. [1]

Accessibility Map: Princeton provides an interactive accessibility map identifying

• Accessible entrances
• Accessible routes
• Accessible drop-off locations
• Pedestrian routes
• Construction/detour information
• Other accessibility resources [2]

The University’s wayfinding map can also generate step-free routes.

Interactive Accessibility Map:https://accessibility.princeton.edu/campus

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Housing

Students can request disability-related housing accommodations through ODS.

Potential housing accommodations are determined individually based on the student’s documented disability-related needs.[3]

Requests can be made for:

• Mobility-related needs
• Medical conditions
• Psychological disabilities