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TCDD Releases Updated Higher Education Resource Guide

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Click here to read on your browser or mobile device. TCDD has released the 2012 Higher Education Resource Guide for Students with Disabilities (in English and Spanish)The Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities (TCDD) has updated its Resource Guide on Higher Education for People with Disabilities, which includes information for future college students, their families and high school counselors. For students who are not college bound, information is also available on transition to employment. This year’s guide includes updates on the full process of preparing students for higher education, from planning ahead in high school to what to do when accepted to college. The guide discusses the following topics:Thinking AheadSpecialized Resources for Parents, Educators and StudentsSelecting a School and the Application ProcessOnce You Are AcceptedTexas Schools, Colleges and Universities Online and National Schools, Colleges and UniversitiesLinks to Texas Colleges, Universities and Disability ServicesDownload the Guide in PDF format in English or Spanish. Additionally, TCDD’s The Next Step Video and Discussion Guide includes inspirational stories of five Texans with disabilities who attended colleges, universities or technical schools. Discussion sheets include tips for parents, teachers, counselors, and vocational and transition staff. Connect with TCDDJoin TCDD's Email List Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities6201 E. Oltorf, Suite 600Austin, TX 78741-7509Toll Free: 1- RosserPublic Policy AssistantTexas Council for Developmental DisabilitiesEmail: melissa.rosser@...Office: Fax: Connect with TCDD

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