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For some autistic individuals, the idea of operating in the social environment of a college classroom can be debilitating as to derail the pursuit of higher education at all. For those who do enroll, their condition can make it difficult to succeed in a traditional classroom setting. However, in recent years, more colleges and universities offer support in the way of curriculum and funding to students who seek to have a college experience, certificates, degrees, and advanced degrees.

Good news! Scholarships for Students on the Autism Spectrum...(click on link) There's funding to obtain college degrees at two-year and four-year colleges and universities and trade, technical, and vocational schools as well as cooperative life skills programs. 

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Think Globally, Act Locally: Autism Supports from Across the U.S.

Check Out Resources in a Town or City Near You  
 

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RESOURCES

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• ASERT (Autism Services, Education, Resources and Training)|ASDNext.org|Philly Autism Project (PhillyAP)

• Autism Science Foundation

• Easter Seals and Autism

• Getting Hired: Careers & Community for Talented People with Disabilities

• Jobs and Education for People with Disabilities 

• Left Brain Right Brain Autism News Science and Opinion

• The Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN)

• The Daniel Jordan Fiddle Foundation

• The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

• Think Beyond the Label: Workers & Employees with Disabilities in the Workplace

• What Can You Do? The Campaign for Disability Employment