CareerNext at SUNY Cobleskill and SUNY Schenectady, a program for college students with Autism and learning differences is now accepting applications for Spring 2020.
CareerNext at SUNY Cobleskill and SUNY Schenectady offers personalized academic and residential support for students with Autism and learning differences. It is focused on helping students who need guidance successfully complete an accredited Bachelors Degree, Associates Degree or Career Certificate.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
- SUNY SCHENECTADY for SPRING 2020
- SUNY COBLESKILL for FALL 2020
CareerNext at SUNY Cobleskill and SUNY Schenectady offers personalized academic and residential support for students with Autism and learning differences. It is focused on helping students who need guidance successfully complete an accredited Bachelors Degree, Associates Degree or Career Certificate.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
- SUNY SCHENECTADY for SPRING 2020
- SUNY COBLESKILL for FALL 2020
Colleen Dergosits
Director of Admissions
Is CareerNext the right college support program for you? I help parents and students figure that out.
Call (518) 218-0000 ext. 4625, email me or fill out our contact form.
Parent groups, school groups and special education departments can also book me to speak at a time and place of their convenience. There is no fee.
Is CareerNext the right college support program for you? I help parents and students figure that out.
Call (518) 218-0000 ext. 4625, email me or fill out our contact form.
Parent groups, school groups and special education departments can also book me to speak at a time and place of their convenience. There is no fee.
Colleen Dergosits
Director of Admissions
Is CareerNext the right college support program for you? I help parents and students figure that out.
Call (518) 218-0000 ext. 4625, email me or fill out our contact form.
Parent groups, school groups and special education departments can also book me to speak at a time and place of their convenience. There is no fee.
Colleen Dergosits
Director of Admissions
Career-focused certificate programs, like culinary arts, IT and early childhood education.
CareerNext students are regular SUNY Cobleskill and SUNY Schenectady Community College students pursuing certificate programs in high demand careers.
Career-focused programs, like culinary arts, IT and early childhood education.
CareerNext students are dual enrolled in the CareerNext program and SUNY Cobleskill or SUNY Schenectady, and are fully integrated members of the campus community.
Great places to study, hang out and learn.
CareerNext students at SUNY Cobleskill live on campus in college housing and get to experience all that the college community has to offer, while students at SUNY Schenectady live right across the street from the campus at the brand new College Suites at Washington Square.
A place to study, hang out and learn.
CareerNext students at SUNY Cobleskill live in on-campus housing, while students at SUNY Schenectady live right across the street from the campus at the College Suites at Washington Square.
JUST PUBLISHED
Are you
preparing for the
“letting go?”
The directors of the College Experience have just
published a guide for parents and
caregivers of students 3-5 years away from
high school graduation. Get your copy today and
begin the journey to independence.
Colleen Dergosits
Director of Admissions
Is CareerNext the right college support program for you? I help parents and students figure that out.
Call (518) 218-0000 ext. 4625, email me or fill out our contact form.
Parent groups, school groups and special education departments can also book me to speak at a time and place of their convenience. There is no fee.
Is CareerNext the right college support program for you? I help parents and students figure that out.
Call (518) 218-0000 ext. 4625, email me or fill out our contact form.
Parent groups, school groups and special education departments can also book me to speak at a time and place of their convenience. There is no fee.
Colleen Dergosits
Director of Admissions
Is CareerNext the right college support program for you? I help parents and students figure that out.
Call (518) 218-0000 ext. 4625, email me or fill out our contact form.
Parent groups, school groups and special education departments can also book me to speak at a time and place of their convenience. There is no fee.
Colleen Dergosits
Director of Admissions
JUST PUBLISHED
Are you
preparing for the
“letting go?”
The directors of the College Experience have just
published a guide for parents and
caregivers of students 3-5 years away from
high school graduation. Get your copy today and
begin the journey to independence.
ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS
CareerNext is an academic and residential support program hosted by SUNY Cobleskill and SUNY Schenectady in partnership with Living Resources. The program is designed for students with Autism and learning differences who need some guidance to succeed in a degree seeking college environment.
The College Experience is a two-year residential non-credit certificate program hosted by The College of Saint Rose in partnership with Living Resources. The program is designed for students with developmental disabilities seeking to build community and transition to independence.
The College Experience and CareerNext are programs of Living Resources, an organization dedicated to providing growth opportunities for individuals with disabilities.
ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS
CareerNext is an academic and residential support program hosted by SUNY Cobleskill and SUNY Schenectady in partnership with Living Resources. The program is designed for students with Autism and learning differences who need some guidance to succeed in a degree seeking college environment.
The College Experience is a two-year residential non-credit certificate program hosted by The College of Saint Rose in partnership with Living Resources. The program is designed for students with developmental disabilities seeking to build community and transition to independence.
The College Experience and CareerNext are programs of Living Resources, an organization dedicated to providing growth opportunities for individuals with disabilities.