Selecting the Right Program
Education or training after high school is a great opportunity for youth to explore programs that meet their interests and that help them build skills for future employment. It is crucial that youth and families inform themselves about the many different types of programs and areas of study that are available, and which ones might be the best fit.
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- Visiting College and University Campuses
- Online College Programs: Questions to Consider for Students with Disabilities
- What are Postsecondary Educational Programs?
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- College or Training Programs: How to Decide
- Understanding Internships
- Trade School Guide for Students with Disabilities
This guide provides information to help students feel confident in their choice of postsecondary education and career goals. It discusses the benefits of vocational training, choosing the right program to suit their goals and requirements, and how to pay for school. - Graduate School and College Guide For Students With Disabilities
This online overview of postsecondary education issues for students with disabilities from mastersdegree.net presents quick summaries of relevant laws, academic accommodations and financial aid options. Developed with graduate students in mind, it is just as relevant for those just entering college. - College Search from Think College – this page helps families find and compare information on over 250 college programs that have been developed for students with intellectual disabilities. Search by name, location and other keywords.
- Mobility International’s National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange
Mobility International USA (MIUSA) is a resource center for disability-related questions about accessing international study, work, volunteer, teaching or cultural programs. The project’s goal is to empower people with disabilities to take advantage of the same international exchange opportunities as everyone else, navigating access barriers along the way. - Studying in UK as a disabled student
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