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People with intellectual disabilities are an integral part of our diverse world. Diversity benefits everyone.

  • The Summer Social is not your typical suit and tie event. Showcase your school pride at IN!'s tailgating party and raise funds to support college opportunities for students with intellectual disabilities.

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  • History was made in 2016 when three Colorado colleges opened inclusive pathways to students with ID.

    Learn more about each program.

  • Many individuals with ID desire the same opportunities we all enjoy, and wish to pursue a college education that provides the potential for achieving a more fulfilling and independent life.

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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 Mission

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

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

Latest News

May 17, 2019

ACC, UNC, and UCCS have approved Comprehensive Higher Education Certificates (CHEC) for students at their schools accessing inclusive higher education services! Click the title for more details.

May 17, 2019

Not sure if your child will like college? Wanting to see what it's all about? Summer camps on college/university campuses are a great way for students of all ages to start thinking about what it means to be a college student. This summer, ACC is launching Elevate Camp.

April 18, 2019

Peer mentors discuss their role in developing inclusive campuses, UNC GOAL becomes a Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP), and the Daniels Fund grants IN! funds to continue our work.

April 17, 2019

We interviewed Hannah, a peer mentor at UCCS. Read what she has to say about what makes being a peer mentor unique and how it has impacted her time as a college student.

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