College for Students with Disabilities
College students with disabilities are both welcomed and supported by most of this country's colleges and universities. Traditional, campus-based colleges provide excellent support through their disability-services departments, and even the online colleges are beginning to see the value in reaching out to students with disabilities. Find out more about what to expect in terms of support and how to be as independent as possible throughout your college experience here.
Deaf, hard of hearing, and even hearing students with an interest in the deaf community can attend the world’s largest liberal arts school just for them. Gallaudet University offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees, with most classes online as...
College students and recent graduates with disabilities are eligible for internships and permanent jobs through the Workforce Recruitment Program. Find out how you can take part in campus interviews.
Students with disabilities who are going to college should start preparing in high school. Use these tips for gathering documentation on your disability, transitioning smoothly, and obtaining accommodations in higher education.
Disability Education: College Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
This little book packs a big punch for students with disabilities wondering how to navigate the college environment and come out on top. Practical advice from their peers answers questions from arriving on campus to classroom success strategies.
100 Things Every College Student with a Disability Ought to Know
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Studying Abroad as a College Student with a Disability
Are you a college student with a disability? Have you thought about studying abroad, but thought you couldn't? Learning a new language or culture can be an incredible adventure that anyone can...
Students with Disabilities Are Looking to Community College
Students with disabilities are looking to community college for affordable higher education options, is this a good option for you?
Community College and Disability: Top Ten Reasons to Go
Community college is a great place for people with disabilities to begin their post secondary education. With so many options, what is it about your neighborhood community college that is attracting...
Special Needs High Schoolers: Free Postsecondary Guide
The Guidance and Career Counselor's Toolkit offers advice for students with disabilities looking to earn a post-secondary education. With coverage of physical and cognitive disabilities, parents of...
Best Books for College Students and Graduates
Students with disabilities will appreciate learning how to deal with offensive roommates, network their way to campus leadership, deal with ADHD and more in this group of exceptional books perfect for...
AAPD Internships Offer Students with Disabilities Opportunity for Resume Building
For college students with disabilities, the AAPD internships are an incredible gig. You'll spend eight weeks in D.C., learning the ropes. Find out how to apply.
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