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College Life Mentor Program Offers Support
Open to individuals who have an IEP or 504 plan while in high school and can begin as early as junior year
Transitioning to higher education is a major milestone that should be celebrated. Our College Life Mentor program is open to individuals who have an IEP or 504 plan while in high school and can begin as early as middle school, or freshman year of high school to provide help selecting an appropriate college. This support continues throughout your student’s college career.
How do you know this service is right for your student?
- Is your young adult taking an active role in the college application process?
- Does your young adult struggle with organization and study skills?
- Is your young adult able to self-advocate?
- Will he or she take initiative to pursue help if needed?
- Can your young adult successfully form new peer relationships?
- Does your young adult have the skills to live cooperatively with a roommate?
- Can he or she adapt to college class schedules meeting weekly and successfully plan how to complete assignments, projects, and reports?
- Will your student effectively strategize study skills and prepare for exams without cramming?
Learn more and contact us to apply: https://www.autismhc.org/college-life-mentoring