It's always difficult for parents to send their children away to college, but for parents who also have children on the spectrum, it's even more daunting. Even high-functioning students on the spectrum face challenges in higher education and, for many, the same accommodations that supported them in high school may not be available in the university setting. The parent's guide to college for students on the autism spectrum is written for parents by parents who have been there and experienced it. This book takes the unknown out of college and gently guides parents through the process. From selecting the right campus to learning the legalities involved to preparing your child to be their own advocate, this book has it all.
Want to check it out? Email us at cedir@indiana.edu or use worldcat.org to find it in a library near you.
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