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    • Quick Tips
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  • ASD: During College
    • How to Use This Website
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    • Disclosure
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  • Family
    • See Your Child, Not Autism
    • A Mother's Story
    • Your Role
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    • Autism: The General Idea
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    • Autism: A Disability?
    • Common Myths
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    • The Ultimate Myth
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    • The Stigma of Autism
    • Form Your Own Opinion
    • How to Help
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    • Form Your Own Opinion
    • Instructor Video
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  • About the Website
    • About Me
  • How to Use the Website

What Makes a University Right for You?

There are several criteria you can use to make this decision. Size, distance from home, majors offered, and quality of the school are common criteria.


Here are some ways to investigate further:


1. Visit the School!
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Published: 10/21/2012
Last Updated: 04/23/2014

Disclaimer: The author of the website is not a trained professional and frequently writes based on personal experience. The author is not an expert on autism in any way, and readily admits to having a lot left to learn. This website should not be used in place of a trained professional. The author is not responsible for the content of other websites for which links have been provided, nor for the content written by any other contributor.