<p>woahika, the campus is very accessible if you are in a wheel chair or otherwise mobility impaired. The buildings all have elevators and ramps. You can choose if you want your bed on the floor, or elevated (“lofted”) or if you want true bunk beds.</p>
<p>The campus is small enough that shuttles are not at all necessary–it would take at most 15 minutes to stroll from one end of campus to the other. The paths are wide and smooth and the campus is fairly level. The campus feels like an oasis in the city; once you are inside the campus, you almost forget you are in a thriving major city, and the campus itself is very pretty. As far as transportation goes, the light rail system has a stop right on campus.</p>