Topics to be addressed include time management, organizational skills, mnemonic strategies for effective reading and note taking, and test preparation. Students will learn how to approach and request services from disability support services staff. Considerations for choosing the right college and self-advocacy skills will also be discussed. Co-curricular activities include hiking, biking, caving, soccer, cross country running, and baseball. Admission by application only.
Early deadlines apply.
Scholars Program is intended for Washington students with disabilities who are sophomores or juniors in high school and who are interested in pursuing postsecondary education. During the initial phase of the program, DO-IT scholars receive computers, any required adaptive technology, and personal Internet accounts for use in their homes. During the summer study session, DO-IT scholars participate in workshops related to various academic fields while living in dorms on the University of Washington campus. Additional fees apply for academic course. Prepared by Daniel Gardner and Tanya Scott.