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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anyone found a consultant helpful for navigating this process? Our teen seems (to me) too high functioning for the 2 year specialized programs (which often seem to be for kids w/ ID or more significant DDs) but not advanced enough academically for a traditional 4 year program. Looking for a decent fit. Obviously interested in community college too, but hoping she can get at least two years living somewhere else to gain independence [/quote] What about a school like landmark or beacon?[/quote] Look at schools like Marshall or Mercyhurst. [b]Also, many of our ASD kids are not socially mature so a year at community college to get acclimated to college courses before going away may be helpful. [/b] Landmark and Beacon are both very small. I would definitely visit to see if either would be a good fit.[/quote] We're considering a year at Mansfield Hall for that very reason -- letting them move away from home after high school, which they are very ready to do, but get support acclimating to college level work before starting a 4 year program.[/quote]
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