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Support for students with disabilities doesn't disappear in college — but it works very differently. There are no IEPs, and the responsibility to ask shifts to you. Here's how the system changes and how to set yourself up to thrive.
In college, there are no IEPs — self-advocacy is your tool
The biggest change is who's in charge: in college, you are. Register with Disability Services before classes start, share your approved accommodations with professors, and ask for what you need. The supports are real and the law protects you — but you have to step forward to use them.
Keep going: learn about college accommodations, find disability scholarships, and succeed in your first year of college.