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On this portion of our website, you will find detailed information about the post-secondary planning and searching process related to 2-year and 4-year colleges and universities. You will find information, tools and resources for support programs at 2- year and 4- year colleges.
As always, please work with your School Counselor and Case Manager to talk through the components of your search process that are most important to you and your family so that we can work together to help support our goal of finding your "right fit" after Livingston High School!
Below you will find the following presentations and recordings for:
Post Secondary Transition Planning for Students with Learning Disabilities.
Managing Expectations of the Junior Year.
West Coast Colleges Office of Disabilities Presentation.
Southern Colleges: Office of Disabilities Presentation.
Post Secondary Trade and Vocational Options Presentation.
NY, PA and CT Colleges: Office of Disabilities Presentation.
Post Secondary Schools Support Programs for Students with ASD Presentation.
NJ Schools: Office of Disabilities Presentation.
Two, Four, and Specialized Colleges Program Presentation.
Post Secondary Support Programs
Basic Support: Every college/ university must comply with the law to provide equal access to students. Students must be admitted to the college/ university before they apply for services.
Coordinated Support: Every college/ university must comply with the law to provide equal access to students, but may provide additional accommodations. Students may be allowed to apply simultaneously to the LD program in addition to acceptance to the college/university. This may be on a probationary or conditionally. Students are still required to request services and must advocate for themselves.
Structured Support/ LD Programs: Some colleges/ universities offer significant services for students with Learning Disabilities. Students may be required to apply directly to the LD program or can apply simultaneously to the admissions office and LD programs.
Click on the link to access a guide of various programs of support:
Click on the link below to find our programs about:
Inclusive Post-Secondary Programs for Students with Intellectual Disabilities
2025-2026 PROGRAMS
2025-2026 PROGRAMS
Post-Secondary Transition Planning for Students with Learning Disabilities
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Post Secondary Transition Planning 2025.pdf2024-2025 PROGRAMS
2024-2025 PROGRAMS
Managing Expectations of the Junior Year
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Managing Expectation of the Junior Year.pdfWest Coast Colleges: Offices of Disabilities
March 10, 2025
West Coast Schools - Office of Disabilities.pdfPREVIOUS PROGRAMS
PREVIOUS PROGRAMS
Southern Colleges: Offices of Disabilities
March 14, 2024
Office of Disabilities: Southern Colleges.mp4Post-Secondary & Vocational Options
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Post secondary trade and vocational options.pdfNY, PA & CT Colleges: Offices of Disabilities
NY PA & CT Colleges_ Disabilities Offices 2023.mp4Please review the presentation below for a spotlight on:
Post Secondary Schools Support Programs for Students with ASD
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ASD Presentation .pdfColleges/ Universities for students with ASD who need additional supports.
Colleges/ Universities for students with ASD who need additional supports.
Many colleges offer a variety of support for students with ASD. Some comprehensive more specialized programs, often fee- based, may offer structured, weekly meetings with advisors or coaches for social/executive functioning. Additionally, students may receive academic accommodations, mentoring/ coaching and specialized housing accommodations.
The list is available to help as a resource for students and parents who are looking for more comprehensive support.
New Jersey Colleges - Office of Disabilities Program
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Two-Year, Four-Year and Specialized Colleges Program
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Two Four and Specialized Colleges - April 2022.mp4Click here to access the slides for this presentation.
Assessing College Readiness.pdf
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