James D. (actual name withheld)

Q&A

Q: Is the campus user friendly?

A: Yes most of the buildings I'm in are accessible

Q: Which buildings are the hardest to get to?

A: The older buildings like the MARB and the HFAC

Q: Which accesses are poorly constructed around campus?

A: Some ramps are pretty steep and the Marriott Center ramp is time consuming, but i like to exercise so it doesn't bother me too much.

Q: What would you change?

A: I would change the ramps and also have the handicap doors open faster.

John D. (actual name withheld)

Q & A

Q: Is the campus user friendly?

A: some locations

Q: Which buildings are the hardest to get to?

A: JFSB to the Library, then to the Bookstore

Q: Which accesses are poorly constructed around campus?

A: Twisty ramp at the JKB, nightmare for Marriott Center, lots of traffic to get through.

Q: What would you change?

A: Make ramps wider and less steep.

Rachel H.

Q & A

Q: Is the BYU campus user friendly?

A: Yes. There are many accessible elevators.

Q: Which buildings are the hardest to get to?

A: The south side of the JSB, JKB, and the Wilk.

Q: Which accesses are poorly constructed around campus?

A: A lot of times the handicap access buttons will not open the doors, and ramps are usually only on one side of the building.

Q: What would you change?

A: Roads are often closed for construction during school hours and make it difficult to reach the different ends of campus. I would like to see those roads open for access.