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COLLEGE SUCCESS FOR ALL
Guiding Diverse Learners to College Success - Every Step of the Way


5 Critical College Readiness Skills: Building College Success Skills that Actually Matter
Only 40% of students with learning differences graduate college successfully. The key? Starting college readiness development in 9th grade, not waiting until junior year panic sets in. Research from 50+ college program directors reveals five critical skills that determine success: genuine motivation, independent living capabilities, executive function, self-advocacy, and social connections. Students who develop these college success skills early have years to practice and ref

Marie Guarnieri
Sep 223 min read
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10 Reasons to Start the College Journey in the Fall of Junior Year
Starting your college search and preparation during junior year isn't just recommended—it's essential for reducing stress and finding your perfect academic fit. By beginning early, you'll have ample time to explore your options, develop crucial skills, and make informed decisions about your future. For students with learning differences, this measured approach is especially crucial, as the application process demands significant organization and planning skills.

Marie Guarnieri
Sep 153 min read
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Summer Prep: 10 Tips for Freshmen Getting Ready for College
Prepare for freshman year this summer: research clubs, register with disability services, check college email, explore campus resources, dev

Marie Guarnieri
Jun 5, 20243 min read
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