Injured and needing accommodations

The Office of Disability Resources offers a variety of services for University of Rochester students, faculty, and staff. These services aim to provide an inclusive experience and equal access for students to academic content and program requirements. Our approach relies on collaboration among students, staff, and instructors.

If you are a student considering whether or not to pursue disability accommodations, we encourage you to set up a meeting with an access coordinator. Students are not considered to have self-identified a disability until they specifically express a desire to do so through an individual interview and by submitting the application form.

The University Health Service (UHS) provides confidential, high quality health care services for students and other members of the University community. The University Health Service offers a wide range of primary care services, including treatment for illnesses and injuries, management of ongoing medical problems, and care and advice for health concerns.

Access to care is provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week throughout the calendar year. All visits to UHS are confidential.

The College Center for Advising Services (CCAS) facilitates academic and individual success by providing advisement to all undergraduate students in a respectful, supportive, and confidential environment. We are committed to assisting undergraduate students with their academic needs by helping them find accurate academic information, opportunities to make the most of their undergraduate years, and solutions to academic problems.

Academic advisors see students for walk-ins and scheduled appointments. Common reasons for meeting with an advisor include:

- Planning a program for the next semester or the next few years
- Registration and dropping or adding courses
- Discussing degree requirements
- Learning about academic resources, such as tutoring
- Major, minor, and cluster declaration
- Advanced placement, International Baccalaureate, A-Level and Transfer Credit
- Planning for independent study
- Academic petitions, comment forms, praise forms and complaint forms
- Leave of Absence and withdrawal
- Take Five Scholars and KEY Program
- Academic planning specific to the needs of international students
- Special approvals: overloads, underloads, S/F option and graduate-level courses

The Department of Transportation and Parking Management can assist with:
- Parking questions, and bill pay
- Registering for a Parking Permit
- Parking Guidelines
- Parking Rates
- Disability Parking & Accessibility
- Alternate Vehicle
- Vehicle jumps
- Shuttles

Get connected in, around, and between campuses when you get a ride on the University’s shuttle fleet. Convenience and gas savings abound with the eleven shuttle lines available to get you to and from UR and URMC destinations. http://www.rochester.edu/parking/shuttles/

Parking Management Center Hours
The Parking Management Center located at 70 Goler House will be closed for public access beginning Tuesday, March 17. The Hospital Garage Parking office will be open Monday through Friday, 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., and weekends from 2:30 to 11 p.m. For more information contact parking@rochester.edu or 275-4524.

Parking is available free for up to 30 minutes in the hospital garage or up to 2 hours in the College Town
surface lots and retail side of College Town garage while visiting the Parking Management Center.

Hospital Garage Visitor Parking Office
Monday through Friday – 5:00 am until 11:00 pm
Weekends – 2:30 pm until 11:00 pm