Nick, Interestingly, I am working with a group of faculty from schools across the country on the issue of technical standards, and someone from a School of Pharmacy raised those same concerns about blindness within the last week. He went further, to explain that it isn't only difficulties with reading standard text, but that so often a pharmacist has to decipher hand-written prescriptions (which cannot be made accessible through technology. I have to agree. Someone who is blind would not be a good candidate for a pharmacy program -- but students with other disabilities might be able to manage very well! Dr. Jane Jarrow