This research is conducted through individual survey to 70 visually impaired university students and 10 resource teachers. In addition, the self-edited "Attitude Measurement of University Classmates toward handicapped students" is used as a questionnaire on 1064 university students. The results are as follow: 1.Problems in adapting as described by the visually impaired students: (1) IN areas of academic study: ヾ Difficulties in understanding lectures. ゝ Difficulties in collecting information. ゞ Lack of studying tools. 々 Lack of ability in fundamental course. ぁ Differences between interests and the subject of study. あ Evaluation of results not being objective enough. ぃ Difficulties in adapting to expansion of study areas.(2) In socializing with others: ヾ not willing to be labeled as being handicapped. ゝ not knowing how to handle social life. ゞ seldom participation in group activities and in its oles of leadership. 々 hoping for love affairs and yet scared of it at the same time.(3) In adapting to the environment: ヾ many obstacles encountered on campus. ゝ feeling of isolated from home. ゞ having no confident about the future.2. The attitude of classmates toward accepting the visually impaired students into their life:(1) The attitude of students toward visually impaired students is positive. (2) The classmates toward visually impairde classmates is admiration. This includes social relationship. performance in life and self acceptance. There are praises. criticisms and many expectations.