Webinar
Compass, from the student perspective
Compass is making an impact on college-aspiring high school students who are blind and visually impaired.
Compass is a nine-month virtual program for college-aspiring high school students with visual impairment – designed to help them proactively explore and develop a plan for building the critical academic and blindness skills they need to reach their post-secondary goals.
In this interactive information session, learn more about Compass from the perspective of students and families who have been through the program.
This session was the second in our three-part series, “College readiness for blind and visually impaired students – from resources to the real world.” For more college readiness content, check out the other two sessions: Introducing the College Readiness Resource Center and Compass, from the educator perspective.
Want to learn more about Compass? Reach out to us at [email protected].
Want to learn more about college readiness? Visit our College Readiness Resource Center for the latest from experts, perspective on current research and guidance from students, families and educators who have been there.
Join the conversation.
Our team is committed to changing the way students with blindness and visual impairment prepare for their post-secondary journeys. If you want to learn more, let’s talk.
Alumni perspectives
We’ve taken our learnings and turned them into programs that work and help families make informed decisions.
