Did you know? Many young adults want to attend college or attend an Inclusive Postsecondary Education (IPSE) program. There are over 300 IPSE programs in the United States and many other college options for young adults with disabilities. But not everyone knows about them or how to access them.
- 66% of families and young adults say schools did not talk about college
- Only 25% of families and young adults got information about college options for students with disabilities
Why Attend Postsecondary Education?
Postsecondary education can help you:
- Get a job an earn money
- Learn to speak up for yourself
- Live more independently
- Make friends and build social skills
- Be a part of your community
This program is for you if you are 14 to 25 years old and have an intellectual or developmental disability. Join us to learn about college and other postsecondary programs that can help you get ready for your future.
About the Different Sessions
All sessions held 6:00–7:00 PM via Zoom
IPSE Training Topic 1: Postsecondary Education (PSE) Is an Option, Monday, May 18
- Learn about education after high school and the choices you have. Find out how to choose a program and pay for school.
IPSE Training Topic 2: How Postsecondary Education Supports Goals, Monday, June 1
- Think about your future. What do you want your life to look like? Learn how college can help you reach your goals for work, independence, and happiness.
IPSE Training Topic 3: Preparing for Postsecondary Education, Monday, June 8
- Learn what skills you need and how to build them. Find out who can support you and how to ask for help.
IPSE Training Topic 4: Self-Advocacy Skills for Post Secondary Life, Monday, June 15
- Your voice matters. Learn your rights and how to speak up for yourself.
