Education Resources

Transitioning from High School to College

This guide by CollegeStats.org has some technology suggestions for students with a variety of disabilities to consider as they prepare for post-secondary education.

NCWD published this booklet about making the transition from high school to college, and did a thorough job of offering some resources as well as some checklists of items to think about/accomplish.

Thinking about what you will do after high school can be both an exciting and scary experience. The number of students with disabilities attending college is increasing each year. Students who attend college demonstrate growth in many areas: academic skills, social skills, independence, self-advocacy skills, and self-confidence. Students find that they need to begin planning for college while in high school.

Getting into College: What Students with Disabilities Want to Know is a resource that describes the difference between high school and college as well as how to prepare for college while still in high school. Made available by the HEATH Resource Center, this resource is great for parents and educators as well.

Montana Career Information System (MCIS)
We are part of the Montana Department of Labor and Industry’s Workforce Services Division. We work in partnership with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, and Employment & Training Administration to develop labor market information about Montana and the United States that businesses, educators, government agencies, researchers, students and others find useful. We are also home to Montana’s Career Resources which provides career development tools and information for everyone from elementary school students to Montana seniors. Take some time to check out the wealth of information on our website. It’s updated frequently. And, best of all, it’s free.

MCIS

840 Helena Ave

PO Box 1728

Helena, MT 59601

Phone: 406-444-2430

Fax: 800-541-3904

Website: Montana Career Information System