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Program accreditation is a critical step for inclusive postsecondary education programs, and The Accreditation Workgroup continues to work hard to develop and refine the process.

We are excited to share the news of 28 new TPSID grantees. Each of these awardees has committed to improving college options for students with intellectual disability and we are excited to be working with them as the National Coordinating Center!

Think College is pleased to announce it has been awarded a new five-year, $10 million dollar grant as the National Coordinating Center for TPSID programs in the US.

University of Alabama's Crossing Points program becomes the 4th inclusive postsecondary program in the United States to be accredited.

The Transition and Postsecondary Programs for Students With Intellectual Disability (TPSID) Annual Report is a powerful resource for anyone working to expand postsecondary opportunities for students with intellectual disability.

The Think College program directory is the only one of its kind, featuring a searchable database of colleges with options for students with intellectual disability. 

Top strategies from three accredited programs to navigate the accreditation process.

The 2020-2025 NCC Accreditation Workgroup has begun its final year of work. Much has been accomplished since 2020, yet there are critical activities to complete in 2025.

The ACE-IT in College program at Virginia Commonwealth University has been accredited, becoming the 3rd accredited program in the US. 

[Project: National Coordinating Center] Read on to learn more about the 2025 cohort of Think College Policy Advocates! It's a great group!