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Meet Linda J Silver

Linda J. Silver, M.S., Ed.S. is the Executive Director and Founder of Silver & Associates Educational Consulting Solutions.

SOME OF OUR PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Post Secondary Student Services

As more students with disabilities continue their education after high school it’s important that you know your rights and responsibilities as a Post-Secondary student. The responsibilities of Post-Secondary schools for students with disabilities are very different than K-12 public school districts.

Unlike a K-12 public school district that has the responsibility of identifying students with disabilities, Post-Secondary schools are not required to identify you as having a disability or to assess your needs.

What do I need to know as a student with a disability on a college campus?

If you want the Post-Secondary school to provide an academic adjustment or accommodations, you should identify yourself to the college as having a disability.

  • Can I be denied admission because I have a disability?
  • What should I do if I need accommodations or academic adjustments?
  • What type of documentation do I need to prove that I have a disability?
  • What should I do if I feel the college is discriminating against me?
  • Can I receive academic adjustments or accommodations for graduate, medical, law, or pharmacy school?

Focus on your Post-Secondary goals and let Silver & Associates Educational Consulting Solutions guide you through the process to access student services.

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