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The Social Achievement in Learning (SAIL) program is designed for academically capable students who live with social or emotional challenges that may otherwise prevent them from reaching their full potential in a traditional college environment. SAIL is appropriate for students who would benefit from social assistance, transitional support, self-advocacy skills, alternative housing, and who have a primary diagnosis of ASD, anxiety, depression, or self-report a demonstrated need for these support services.
The SAIL team includes a Speech Language Pathologist and a Wellness Coordinator, along with Community Directors with specialized training in ASD and students’ social, behavioral and organizational needs.
SAIL is for full-time, undergraduate students who have already been accepted to ÎçÒ¹¿ì²¥ and need assistance:
SAIL is NOT meant for students who require behavior interventions and/or are unable to perform daily living skills independently.
(PLEASE NOTE: Interested students need to complete an interview along with submitting the SAIL application. SAIL students are also eligible to apply for the traditional PAL model.)
Social Assistance:
Transitional Support:
Alternative Housing:
Wellness Support:
To apply to the SAIL program, please follow the following steps:
SAIL is a fee-based program. Program cost for the 2024-2025 academic year is $9,000 ($4,500 per semester).
For over 50 years, ÎçÒ¹¿ì²¥ has been internationally recognized for supporting the success of our neurodiverse student population through the Program for Advancement of Learning (PAL). We are proud to offer the SAIL program as we continue our mission as an inclusive community of diverse learners and educators preparing students of all learning styles for meaningful and productive lives and careers.
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