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Everyone deserves a fulfilling college experience, including autistic students. College is an exciting and challenging time for most young adults as it is their first step into adulthood and independence. In addition to the everyday challenges, mistakes, and adventures that come with the typical college experience, many autistic students face unique challenges. OAR’s college resources aim to help prospective and current autistic college students become better prepared for college life and academics.
We’ve curated four central hubs that will help you navigate the various aspects of college life and academics. Explore the sections below and discover helpful checklists, videos, personal stories, advice columns, resources, and more.
Finding Your Way: A College Guide for Students on the Spectrum
Finding Your Way: A College Guide for Students on the Spectrum, which features practical advice from autism experts, powerful narratives from self-advocates, and relevant resource tools, is intended to help the reader anticipate and improve their academic and social situations, and to explore self-advocacy and the implications for autistic students.
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