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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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SAS Graphics Accelerator Summary Page
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Meet a few of our 2022 graduates
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It’s My Job Podcast #26: Celebrating 2 years online!
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Making purchases: O&M/ECC activity
Hide and Peep logo: Cartoon yellow chick peeping behind an overturned pot.
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Hide and Peep App: Visual Scanning App
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Big Bang Pictures: App Review
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Throwback Thursdays: Introduction
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CosmoBally on Sonoplanet: Intro to Sonification App!
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Why we don’t have a “list of colleges for students with visual impairments”
Keeping Up and Staying Ahead: Part 1. Cartoon figure of a person leaning over a desk with head on hands and a pile of textbooks.
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Keeping Up and Staying Ahead: Part 1
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Compass, from the educator perspective