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.
The field of inclusive postsecondary education (IPSE) for students with intellectual disability has continued to grow over the past two decades, largely due to the work of Think College. Think Coll
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 team at Think College is delighted to host a student intern from The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). Stuart comes to us with a wide range of interests and is learning about different aspects of work, including keeping a schedule, completing tasks, and learning from others.
Introducing the IPSE Association: A new community dedicated to expanding inclusive postsecondary education opportunities and advancing policy and practice for students with intellectual disability.
In our work with colleges and national organizations around the country, we have had the opportunity to hear directly from students about their college experiences in academics, socially, finding meaningful employment, and making their way in the community.
Think College is the leading national center dedicated to advancing higher education for students with intellectual disability and works to expand opportunities for students with to access and succeed in higher education...
Research shows that college programs for students with intellectual disability lead to greater employment outcomes upon graduation. This new guidance from the Department of Education clarifies how VR funds can be used to cover costs of higher education.
