Elizabeth Hamblet is a recognized author, speaker, and consultant who works to help students with disabilities make a successful transition to college.  She offers advice, consultations, and presentations based on her professional experiences working both ends of the transition, as a high school special educator, and a college-level learning disabilities specialist.

Students with learning disabilities and ADD need special consideration, yet these students can thrive in educational environments which not only accommodate their differences, but also understand and support their strengths.  Elizabeth Hamblet’s expertise is navigating the field in advance to align the optimal future college experience for students.

This site is intended to serve as a resource. Students and parents can find information for them in students.php. Professionals interested in programs on transition can find the information on Elizabeth's programs in presentations.php

Available from Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) – Elizabeth’s "7 Steps to Success: High School to College Transition Strategies for Students with Disabilities"

Available from National Professional Resources (NPR) – Elizabeth’s condensed, laminated guide on transition "Transitioning to College A Guide for Students with Disabilities"

Curious about transition? Read some of Elizabeth Hamblet’s advice on the Education Week blog