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The transition to college presents unique challenges for autistic students — but with the right preparation in high school, your teen can build the social, academic, and self-advocacy skills they need to thrive.

The panicked "I hate it here" call from your college freshman is more common than you think — especially for neurodivergent students. Here's how to respond in a way that actually helps.