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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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Computer Numpad Part 2: NVDA Review Cursor Video Tutorial

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Numpad keyboard on a computer.
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Computer Numpad Part 2: NVDA Review Cursor Video Tutorial
Image of Martin Luther King, Jr and an American flag with text, "I have a dream"
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I Have a Dream: High school literature activities
Graphic: "Learning to use dictation as assistive technology with low vision"
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Learning to use dictation as assistive technology with low vision
Graphic: How I organize digital files for my classes
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How I organize digital files for my classes
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Navigating college readiness planning for students with visual impairment: a Compass information session
image of CCTV device and magnified screen
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College Experience/Advice from a Mom
An adult Florida Panther image used as an alt text description activity.
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Train gen ed teachers: Creating accessible documents activity
Fingers reading a braille textbook.
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Graduation cap with accent marks. Text: "2022."
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Meet a few of our 2022 graduates
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Why we don’t have a “list of colleges for students with visual impairments”
Screenshot of virtual session including three smiling Compass educators
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Compass, from the educator perspective
A Compass student works on a laptop at home
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Compass, from the student perspective