875 Perimeter Dr.
MS 3082
Moscow, ID 82844
Program Contact | Andrew Scheef |
ascheef@uidaho.edu | |
Phone | 208-885-7677 |
Website | https://www.uidaho.edu/ed/departments/vandal-quest |
Vandal QUEST (Quality University Experiences to Support Transition) is an inclusive postsecondary program designed to provide opportunities for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities at the University of Idaho. The primary goal of Vandal QUEST is to provide access for students who are unable to meet traditional admissions requirements due to disability. Vandal QUEST participants are non-degree seeking students who are interested in engaging in postsecondary education to improve skills to support the achievement of personal goals related employment, community, and independent living.
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Public or private: | Public |
Type of school: | 4-year college or university |
Is this program a federally funded TPSID program? | No |
Students in this program: |
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Number of students: | 4 |
Requirements | |
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Requirements for admission to this program: |
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Accepts out-of-state students?: | Yes |
Please indicate which disabilities students in this program have: |
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Program length: | 2 years |
Cost | |
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Is this program able to provide federal financial aid as a Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP)? | No |
Students pay for the program in the following ways: |
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Academic | |
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Students take these types of "typical" courses (with students who don't have disabilities): |
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Students take courses that are only for students in this program: | Yes |
Information on special classes: |
Currently, there are no specialized courses, however opportunities to develop vocational, community, and independent living skills may be arranged. |
Time spent only with other students in this program: | None of the time |
Employment | |
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Other career development activities are: |
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Housing | |
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Housing is provided to students: | No |
Extracurricular | |
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Proportion of time spent only with other students in this program: | Less than 25% |