Opportunities for Students with Disabilities at Bergen Community College

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Transition Boot Camp Summer 2024

The Summer 2024 Transition Boot Camp is a college-based transition program for young adults up to age 24 with ID/ DD, made available and paid for through the County College-Based Center for Adult Transition Grant, a project administered by and in partnership with The Office of the Secretary of Higher Education (OSHE).

New Pre-Collège Program for High School Students with Disabilities

We're excited to announce that the application for the Pre-College Summer Program at TCNJ and GCU is now open! You can find the application link on our website: https://ccs.tcnj.edu/pre-college-summer-program-pcsp-at-tcnj-and-gcu/ There is rolling admission, and eligible applicants will be invited to interview based on the order received. Interviews will take place on February 10 and February 17 in the Education Building on the campus of The College of New Jersey in Ewing, NJ. Please keep those dates open, and further information will be relayed to applicants invited to interview.

Turning Point Program

Students participate in a career pathway credentialing course and have the opportunity to graduate with professional industry recognized credentials as well as a Certificate of Achievement through the Division of Continuing Education.

Accessible College/Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Partnership Continues!

College Preparation and Transition Support for Students with Physical Disabilities and Health Conditions

Success 101: A College Readiness Course

Success 101: A College Readiness Course HomeFirst Time StudentsSuccess 101: A College Readiness Course Success 101 is a 3-credit college readiness course designed to prepare students for the rigors and expectations of higher education. Students who take this course experience Bergen Community College’s support team of tutors, counselors, librarians, learning communities, workshops, events, clubs, student organizations, and the OneStop.

National Center for College Students with Disabilities (NCCSD)

The NCCSD is the only federally-funded national center in the U.S. with information and resources for future and current college students with disabilities, including those in part-time programs and graduate students.

Understood.org: 7 things to know about college disability services

https://www.understood.org/en/articles/7-things-to-know-about-college-disability-services