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The University of Illinois’s main branch, Urbana-Champaign, is a large, public, research institution serving 31,173 undergraduates and 10,322 graduate students on a 1,468 acre campus. Illinois is made up of 17 colleges offering 150 programs and degrees, and is the flagship university of the Illinois system. The university has the most Greek members in the world, and offers 1,000 student run organizations. Illinois participates in NCAA DI sports, and offers a wide variety of club and intramural sports as well. Illinois strives to provide students with disabilities access to everything the university has to offer, including a wheelchair accessible bus system and competitive wheelchair sports programing.


Karen Wold is the case manager for students with learning disabilities and ADHD. The baseline service is reviewing documentation, determining accommodations, and delivering them. She also works on study skills, and organization on a one-on-one basis.