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

High school isn’t just about getting into college; it’s also about building the skills to thrive once there. From choosing the right academic challenge and fostering independence to making reading a habit, traveling to broaden perspectives, and teaching essential life skills, parents can help their teens prepare for both college and adulthood. Start early to make the transition smoother and more successful.

Preparing for college can be a challenging task, especially for students with ADHD. The transition requires a set of skills that must be dev

The leap from high school to college can be daunting for any young adult, but for autistic learners, adapting to new environments,...

With the start of the new school year, college freshmen are facing one of the greatest transitions they have ever experienced. While the...