Harvey Mudd College

There are a few options for transportation in the city of Claremont, where Harvey Mudd College is located.

• Public transportation: The Claremont station, which is approximately one mile from the college, is served by Metrolink's San Bernardino Line. Long-distance bus connections are also available via Greyhound and Amtrak Thruway Bus. Local bus services are provided by Foothill Transit.
  
• Bicycle: Biking is a popular way to get around Claremont. The city has a well-developed bike path system, and many students and residents own bicycles.
  
• Walking: Claremont is a relatively small city, so it is easy to get around by walking. Many students and residents choose to walk to class, the library, or to the shops and restaurants in downtown Claremont. 
• Taxi: There are also a few taxi companies in Claremont. Taxis can be a more expensive option than public transportation or ride-sharing, but they can be a good choice if you need a ride to or from the airport or if you are travelling late at night.

Harvey Mudd College offers a variety of services to its students, faculty, and staff. Some of the most notable services include:

• Academic advising: Students are assigned an academic advisor who helps them plan their coursework and choose classes that are right for them. Advisors also provide support and guidance throughout students' academic careers.
• Career counselling: The Career Center offers a variety of services to help students with their career planning, including resume writing, interview skills training, and job search assistance.
• Financial aid: The Financial Aid Office helps students and families pay for college by providing a variety of financial aid options, such as scholarships, grants, and loans.
• Student health services: The Health Center provides preventive and primary care services to students, including medical exams, vaccinations, and mental health counselling.
• Athletics: Harvey Mudd College has a variety of intercollegiate sports teams, including men's and women's basketball, cross country, soccer, tennis, and track and field.

There are many opportunities for students to get involved in extracurricular activities. Here are some of the highlights of student life at Harvey Mudd College:

• Residential life: All students are required to live on campus for their first three years. This helps to create a strong sense of community and allows students to get to know their classmates and professors outside of the classroom.
• Student organizations: There are over 100 student-run clubs and organizations at Harvey Mudd, covering a wide range of interests. This gives students the opportunity to find their niche and get involved in something they are passionate about.
• Intramural sports: Intramural sports are a great way to stay active and have fun with friends. Harvey Mudd offers a variety of intramural sports, including basketball, soccer, volleyball, and flag football.
• Volunteer opportunities: There are many opportunities for students to volunteer in the community. This is a great way to give back to the community and make a difference.
• Cultural events: There are always plenty of cultural events taking place on campus, such as concerts, plays, and art exhibits. This is a great way to experience different cultures and learn about the world around you.

Harvey Mudd College offers a variety of on-campus accommodations for students with disabilities. These accommodations include:

• Single rooms
• Accessible bathrooms
• Accessible furniture
• Assistive technology
• Personal assistance
• Academic accommodations

To request on-campus accommodations, students must contact the Office of Accessible Education. The Office of Accessible Education will work with students to assess their needs and develop a plan for providing accommodations.

The following are the on-campus residence halls that offer accessible accommodations:

• Bridges
• Eliot
• Frank
• Gates
• Harris
• Mudd
• Pfeiffer
• Ricketts
• Seeley

Students who are interested in living in an accessible residence hall should contact the Office of Residential Life as soon as possible.