by Elizabeth Hamblet | Apr 1, 2023 | College Preparation & Readiness, Strategies for College Success
Introduction The vocabulary used at the college level can be confusing and intimidating. High schools can do all students a favor by introducing and explaining these terms. Doing this can help students by letting them know about elements of the college experience of...
by Elizabeth Hamblet | Nov 20, 2021 | College Disability Services Directors' Advice & Information
Introduction When I was developing my second book (see ordering information for the third edition on this page), I had two conversations specifically about the idea of success. Those discussions coalesced into the preface of the book. Now that it’s out of...
by Elizabeth Hamblet | Mar 7, 2021 | College Search Advice, Fee-Based College LD Programs
Introduction Students with disabilities transitioning to college will find the disability accommodation system different from what they’re used to, and some will find that supports they have received in the past are not available. Some schools offer – for...
by Elizabeth Hamblet | Mar 7, 2021 | Gap Experiences
Introduction After working hard in high school, some students may need a break before college. Gap experiences, which can vary in length, are one option students may consider. When I interviewed him for my book, Jason Sarouhan, co-founder of j2Guides, offered his...
by Elizabeth Hamblet | Mar 6, 2021 | College Admissions Advice
Introduction Self-determination is an important skill for students to develop as they move through high school. One opportunity to exercise it is in the college admissions process, where they may decide to disclose their disability, or not. That decision make should...