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Creating fully inclusive college opportunities in Colorado for students with intellectual disabilities to foster academic growth, social development, and career advancement.

  • The first graduates of Colorado inclusive higher education pathways are coming your way in May 2020! Click here to get to know them.

  • History was made in 2016 when three Colorado colleges opened inclusive pathways to students with IDD. Click here to learn more about each program.

  • The resources section of our website features information designed for students, families, and educators. 

Students with intellectual disabilities who successfully complete an inclusive, post-secondary education realize a competitive employment rate over 70%,
compared to less than 30% for similar adults with no post-secondary education.

IN!’s Vision

Students with intellectual disabilities will be welcomed on college campuses and allowed to continue their education and preparation for life, as inclusive pathways become part of the fabric of all colleges and universities throughout Colorado.

With your help we can make a difference.
 Learn more and get involved.

Latest News

January 17, 2020

It's a busy spring for inclusive higher education in Colorado. Check out the link to learn about upcoming application deadlines, open houses, community events, webinars, and other resources. We hope to connect with you soon!

December 30, 2019

The first graduates of inclusive higher education are inspiring a new generation of students! Hear what advice college seniors with intellectual disabilities have for incoming college students.

December 15, 2019

In this issue, info on applying to college for the 2020-21 school year, upcoming open houses at ACC, college sneiors share their post-graduation plans, and IN! asks for your support with our year-end campaign.

December 11, 2019

Interested in going to college next school year (2020-21)? Applications are open! Check this blog post for links to applications for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities at ACC, UNC, and UCCS.

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