* Career & Community Studies Fall Open House
Sunday September 14, 2025 - 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
The College of New Jersey
Ewing, NJ
* College is Possible for Students with Intellectual Disabilities!
* Preparing young adults with disabilities for college Special
* College Disability Services
* Hudson County Community College
* Bergen County Community College Turning Point Program
* The College of New Jersey Career and Community Studies
(CCS) Program
Career & Community Studies Fall Open House
Career and Community Studies (CCS) is a 4 year inclusive, college-based certificate program for young adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities. The program is designed to prepare students for adult life through academic rigor, career discovery/readiness, and peer socialization as part of a diverse community of learners at The College of New Jersey.
The program is having an Open House on:
Sunday September 14, 2025 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM The College of New Jersey Ewing, NJ
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College is Possible for Students with Intellectual Disabilities!
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Preparing young adults with disabilities for college
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College Disability Services
Things to know about college disability services
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Hudson County Community College
To reach and apply for the Hudson County College accessibility resources center
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The Turning Point Program is a two-year postsecondary experience for young adults with intellectual disability interested in academic, vocational and social enrichment. Students participate in a career pathway credentialing course and have the opportunity to graduate with professional industry recognized credentials as… read moreBased on individual goals and needs, programming may include some or all of the following components: Enhanced Support for Students To support successful transition to post-secondary education and adult employment and to enhance social and life skills for greater independence, the Center… read more |
The College of New Jersey Career and Community Studies (CCS) Program
A four-year college-based certificate program for young adults with intellectual disabilities ages 18-25. This program is designed to prepare students for adult life through academic rigor, career discovery and socialization as part of a diverse community of learners.
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