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American International College– The Supportive Learning Services program at American International College provides professional tutoring services to students, as well as assistance with study skills, organization, and time management.

Framingham State University – The Diverse Scholars Program at Framingham State University gives students intellectual disabilities the opportunity to engage in F.S.U.

Lynn is also home to the Harold and Mary perper Testing Center, which provides alternative testing environments that include reader, scribe, and computer access for assistance recording answers. Students can receive academic coaching, assistive technology, and tutoring.

Lynn University – Lynn University’s Institute for Achievement and Learning offers a variety of support services, including a Diagnostic Center for Education Assessment.

The program is structured, providing weekly therapy, counseling, and academic support both individually and in groups.

Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan – The COMPASS Program is designed for high-functioning students and only accepts six students per year.

Annual tuition for Eastern Michigan University is under 10k, so don’t count this college out even if the price sounds high.

Eastern Michigan University – One of the most expensive programs on the list, the College Supports Program offers one-on-one advising in all aspects of life, including hygiene and nutrition.Without further ado, here are 2022’s best colleges and universities for people with disabilities. In this piece, I want to highlight the colleges and universities that have multiple programs, policies, and measures in place to help people with disabilities succeed in higher education. Some institutions of higher education do a fantastic job working with students with disabilities, and others do a terrible job. Unfortunately, when it comes to students with disabilities, their success is at the mercy of the university that they choose to attend. Nothing gave me more pleasure as a teacher than seeing my students blossom academically, and eventually make it to college. If you are an avid reader of The Edvocate and The Tech Edvocate, then you know that I spent several years as an elementary school special education teacher, and as a professor of education. Click here to learn more about the ranking methodology that we used to compile this list.Ĭongratulations! If you represent a college or university that is included in this list, please collect your seal below.