Tell me any small colleges where a student on the spectrum can thrive
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Anonymous
| Agree with McDaniel. Also consider Goucher. |
Anonymous
| University of Maryland, College Park. Seriously apply. Jimenez is a small college where everyone knows each other and the music school is exceptional. |
Anonymous
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No one ever looks here despite it being very close and really inexpensive, but it's an interesting option.
https://www.shepherd.edu/theater |
Anonymous
| Temple. Not small but they have great autism support |
Anonymous
| Is Japanese a deal breaker? |
Anonymous
| St Joe's |
Anonymous
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Shenandoah would be great, but they don’t offer Japanese.
Neither does McDaniel. I really think that is going to be the hardest part to fit. I am going to look for you, but I honestly think this unicorn may not exist. |
Anonymous
| Scranton or Marshall? Those 2 came up as having a Japanese minor. Marshall is bigger and farther away, but is pretty well known for its support programs. |
Anonymous
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American in DC has Japanese
I have heard they have good supports You’re going to have to look at the other majors. I had a dancer that needed supports, so we did look into a couple of these and I do know some of them are good in the other areas you mentioned (specifically Shenandoah, which is why I am sad they don’t have Japanese listed) |
Anonymous
| Towson has Japanese |
Anonymous
| Ursinus in PA? |
Anonymous
| Another one that is a tad further, but maybe unc greensboro? I know their MT program is sought after |
Anonymous
| How about. UMBC ? |
Anonymous
| My DD on the spectrum is at UMW and loves it. They have well respected theater and art programs, and a small Japanese program. My DD who has never willingly socialized in her life is out at club meetings 4 or 5 times a week. We are shocked. It has been a perfect for her. Good luck OP. Sounds like several good options to consider. |
Anonymous
Mary Washington? |