Postsecondary Education

12 Best Apps for College Students with Autism

A roundup of some of the latest, and most useful apps for secondary and postsecondary students.
College Internship Program
09-08-2015

Best Apps for Students

This article, outlining the latest and most useful apps for students, incorporates lots of visuals and good descriptions of how an app might be helpful.
L'Aime
06-16-2013

College Students Who are Deaf-Blind

This research-to-preactice brief from the National consotium on Deaf-Blindness describes some of the issues and support needs for students going to college who are deaf-blind.
NCDB
04-11-2016

Ensuring a Smooth Transition to College for Students with Disabilities

This webinar, featuring Larry Markle, director of Disability Services at Ball State University, discusses accommodations, independent living skills, campus supports and the transition of students with disabilities to a college environment.
Indiana Secondary Transition Resource Center
02-16-2015

Es la universidad para ti

¿Es la universidad para ti? Guía a los estudiantes ya sus padres a través de metas profesionales, estilos de aprendizaje, tipos de colegios y programas, auto-promoción, plazos importantes, pagar por la universidad, alojamiento y más.

 


Center on Community Living and Careers
05-03-2021

General Differences Between High School and College

A comparison chart outlines the differences between the laws and expectations that pertain to high school and postsecondary educations.
Adapted from SMU A-LEC Home pages and OKC Community College Accessibility Handbook
09-23-2014

Is College for You? Setting Goals and Taking Action

Is College for You? guides students and their parents through career goals, learning styles, types of colleges and programs, self-advocacy, important timelines, paying for college, accommodations, and more.
Grossi & Patterson
01-01-2021

Navigating College: A Handbook on Self-Advocacy

Navigating College: A Handbook on Self-Advocacy is a resource, written by individuals with autism, for students on the autism spectrum who are considering college.
Autistic Self- Advocacy Network
01-01-2011

Postsecondary Education in Indiana

This webpage, from the Center on Community Living and Careers website, explains postsecondary options available to Indiana students with disabilities, particularly those with intellectual/cognitive disabilities. The page contains links to postsecondary transition programs available on several Indiana campuses as well as links to other resources for students and families. 
CCLC
04-03-2018

Sample Use of Behavioral Observation Data for Planning Possible Postsecondary Education Expectations

This chart, presented by Barbara Guy at the 2011 Indiana Statewide Transition Forum, illustrates an example of using observation data to determine potential postschool goals.
Guy
08-11-2000

Ulifeline: Online Resources for College Mental Health

A website containing information and resources about a variety of mental health concerns.
Jed Foundation