The Think College National Coordinating Center is proud to announce the release of the newly finalized Model Program Accreditation Standards for Higher Education Programs enrolling students with intellectual disability (ID).
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News and Features
The Massachusetts Inclusive Concurrent Enrollment Initiative, or MAICEI, is a statewide inclusive dual enrollment model that has been operating in up to 15 public institutes of higher education since 2006.
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The US Department of Education, Office of Postsecondary Education, has awarded the 2020-2025 Transition and Postsecondary Education Program for Students with Intellectual Disabilities (TPSID) grants.
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We are happy to announce a new type of publication, created with our partners at AUCD, or Association of University Centers on Disability. The Plain Language Series will feature new publications based on existing Think College documents. Each one will be written in plain language...
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NEW PUBLICATIONS!
Plain Language Resources on COVID-19
Think College compiled this list of over a dozen videos, documents and webpages that explain various aspects of COVID-19 in plain language.
Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE)
Savings Accounts for People with Disabilities: This updated Fast Fact describes the ABLE Act passed in 2014, and explains that through the passage of this Act, people with disabilities can the opportunity to open tax-advantaged savings accounts.
Peer Supports
Focusing on the Experiences of College Students with Intellectual Disability: Drawing from a research study, this publication shares what is known about how students perceive peer mentors.
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