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Postsecondary Resources for Students:

ADDitude Magazine

College Survival Tips, Help and Advice

Search keywords: College Advice for ADHD Teens

CollegeBoard

Sometimes the toughest part of planning something is just figuring out where to start. Get on track to finding an education and career track that matches your skills and preferences.  Learn about all your options - and how you can achieve them.

EDPubs - Free U.S. Department of Education Documents

Students with Disabilities Preparing For Postsecondary Education: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities

Going to College: A Resource for Teens with Disabilities

This Web site contains information about living college life with a disability.  It's designed for high school students and provides video clips, activities and additional resources that can help you get a head start in planning for college.

TEACCH: an evidence-based service, training, and research program for individuals of all ages and skill levels with autism spectrum disorders.

Preparing for College: Tips for Students with HFA/AS

The Youthhood

The Youthhood website is a dynamic, curriculum-based tool that can help young adults plan for life after high school.

ThinkCollege

Youth with intellectual disabilities have not had many chances to go to college.  This is changing as individuals across the country begin to create opportunities for these youth to reap the benefits of postsecondary education.  This website will provide information and links to anyone interested in finding out more about the possibilities.

 

 

 

 
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