Be a 4.0 Partner
AAPD identifies educational institutions who are leaders in accessibility and inclusion for students with disabilities.
Access to higher education is crucial to succeeding in most sectors of today’s workforce. While a large majority of high school students with disabilities identify postsecondary education as a goal, only about 38 percent enroll in postsecondary institutions and only 14 percent graduate with a degree or certificate.
The AAPD Higher Education Project identifies 4.0 Partners, colleges and universities that help students with disabilities reach their full potential and want to share their best practices.
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Wright State University Dayton, OH
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Beacon College in Leesburg, FL
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Does your college or university have best practices you want to share? For more inforamtion about becoming a 4.0 Partner, email us at highereducation@aapd.com.
Latest News
- AAPD Announces New Grant Program to Expand Work Opportunities for Young Americans with Disabilities
AAPD Press Team | 09/03/2013
- White House Announces Groundbreaking Effort to Promote Equal Opportunity for Americans with Disabilities
AAPD Press Team | 08/27/2013
