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College readiness

The majority of college students with visual impairments don’t graduate. At Perkins, we work with college aspiring students and their families and TVIs to develop the range of skills they need to succeed in college. Explore our College Readiness Resource Center.

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College interview tips for disabled students

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Vector silhouette image of two people sitting across a desk during an interview.
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College interview tips for disabled students
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How to Create Accessible PowerPoints
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Campus police and security escorts: College O&M
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I don’t need an IEP!
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High school laptops and low vision
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Ten lessons my TVI taught me
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Learning JAWS for Windows: SRT part 3
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Mainstream technology and low vision: Smart speakers
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College library and low vision
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Ten things to know about going to college with a blindness cane
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The best study tips for low vision students
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How to create audio description for YouTube with YouDescribe