Title
Going to College With Autism
Subtitle
Aging out of supports, kids on the spectrum struggle
Author
Beth Arky
Summary
Teenagers with autism often face challenges when transitioning to college, such as difficulties with organization and access to necessary services. Transition planning and self-advocacy skills are vital, and families should consider starting at a community college closer to home. Using organizational tools and accommodations can greatly enhance the college experience for students with autism.
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Language
English
Subjects
Post Secondary
General
Family Support
DateModified
3/19/2024 2:16 PM EDT