Students with disabilities are more often than not steered toward vocational education, even though many students with disabilities would be very successful in the college prep/collegiate environment. It is our hope to help change that.

• Provide confidential assistance for students
• Ease family pressures during potentially stressful times of curriculum planning
• Personalize the information and the process to accommodate individual students' needs 
• Provide structure to help student articulate goals and dreams
• Career planning
• Assist student with course selection during high school (appropriate HS prep curriculum)
• Offer flexible appointment times, including evenings and weekends 

• Assess student strengths and potential career paths  (e.g., review test scores; recommend additional testing; discussion with student and family)
• Research choices and establish a list of appropriate options 
• Research potential schools in depth (services, location, majors, living environment, transportation, extracurricular activities, access to instructors)
• Plan strategy for visits 
• Advise student about test preparation and test choices 
• Recommend testing schedules and preparation plans; assist with needed accommodations
• Schedule application completion time line (time and task management)
• Provide worksheet comparing features of selected colleges
• Attend IEP meetings and/or meetings with guidance counselor; other meetings as appropriate