The worst has happened. You have received rejection letters from every single college you applied to—even your so-called “safety schools.” Take a minute to grieve. Now, follow these steps to take back control of your future.

Step 1: Take heart. You may have miscalculated your odds of acceptance at your safety schools. You may be the victim of bad luck. Either way, don’t take the rejection as a judgment of your self-worth, and know that you are not alone. There are plenty of college options out there for all kinds of students, and with some additional effort, you’re sure to find schools that fit you. Read the rest of this entry »

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Everyone enters college expecting to learn a lot in the classroom.  And while college is absolutely about the education you receive, it is also about educating yourself in the ways of the world.  It’s a time where you learn to stand up for yourself and act as your own advocate.

For students with any sort of learning difference, being your own advocate when applying to college is even more important. So what does this mean?  It means understanding exactly what you need to be a successful student, feeling comfortable in discussing those needs, and asking for help meeting those needs. Read the rest of this entry »

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