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Bridging the Gap: College Transition Programs for Students with Learning Differences
Are you looking for college transition programs for students with learning differences? Making the leap from high school to college can be daunting for any student, but for students with learning differences, the transition can feel especially overwhelming. Traditional college…
College Support for Neurodiverse Students: Mansfield Hall’s Comprehensive Model
College can be an exciting but overwhelming transition for any student. For neurodiverse students, the experience is often compounded by challenges in executive functioning, social communication, sensory integration, and navigating academic expectations. That’s why college support for neurodiverse students must…
College Readiness for Students with Learning Challenges
College readiness for students with learning challenges requires more than strong academic skills—it demands a combination of executive functioning, self-advocacy, emotional resilience, and independent living abilities. For students who have received significant support in high school, the transition to college…
Residential Programs for Diverse Learners
Residential programs for diverse learners are becoming increasingly essential as more students with learning differences, autism spectrum profiles, ADHD, and other diverse needs seek success in college environments. Traditional residential life models often do not provide the kind of intentional,…
College Readiness For Students with Learning Differences
College readiness for students with learning differences is about much more than academic achievement—it’s about ensuring students are equipped with the tools, strategies, and confidence they need to succeed in a new, more independent environment. As colleges become more accessible…
Support for Students With Asperger’s In College
Support for students with Asperger’s in college is not just about providing academic accommodations—it’s about creating a comprehensive and inclusive environment where diverse learners can thrive. As more students with Asperger’s Syndrome pursue higher education, it’s clear that traditional college…
College for Students with Learning Disabilities: Finding the Right Environment
Choosing a college for students with learning disabilities requires careful consideration. The transition to college can be challenging, especially for students who have relied on Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) or specialized support throughout high school. The good news? There are…
Residential Programs for Diverse Learners: Creating Opportunities for Success
Residential programs for diverse learners are increasingly recognized as a valuable bridge between high school and college. These programs offer students with learning differences—such as ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and executive function challenges—targeted support in a structured living and learning…
Best Colleges for Students with Executive Function Disorder: Finding the Right Fit
Executive Function Disorder (EFD) affects a student’s ability to manage tasks, organize, and plan—skills crucial for success in higher education. Identifying the best colleges for students with executive function disorder is essential to ensure a supportive and productive academic experience.…
Autism in College – Social Support for College Success
Introduction Navigating college is a significant transition for any student, but for students with autism in college, the challenges can be even more pronounced. Social support plays a crucial role in ensuring these students thrive academically, emotionally, and socially. Without…
We`re so lucky to have an incredible team of staff across our three locations, and we want to highlight them!
Starting with Naomi, one of our Madison based Academic Directors.
October is ADHD Awareness Month- let`s talk about it.
ADHD isn’t just about being “hyperactive” or “distracted” - it’s about how the brain manages attention, motivation, and regulation.
At Mansfield Hall, we help students understand their own unique ADHD profiles and develop personalized strategies for success! #adhd #adhdawareness #adhdsupport #adhdcoach #neurodivergent #neurodivergentcommunity
Due to an unfortunate drought that Vermont has been experiencing this summer, Lake Champlain is down to levels we haven’t seen since 1934.
It’s not all bad news though! Because of this we were able to Law Island- usually only accessible by kayak, it was a great adventure 🚣♂️
Still reminiscing about last weekend 🍎.
Our Burlington campus had the pleasure of welcoming families for parents weekend- a time for parents to visit with their students, see what they’ve been up to, and spend some quality time together.
We were lucky to have a perfect fall weekend which included apple picking at Shelburne Orchards.
Parents, it was a pleasure to have you!
Friday recap incoming!
Our Eugene students have been busy soaking up the gorgeous weather with a hike up Skinners Butte and a trip to the Natural History Museum.
Madison students had themselves a milkshake party in amongst classes, homework, and everything else.
Burlington students are kicking off parents weekend this morning- more to come!
Students, what are you looking forward to this weekend?
This week we had the pleasure of celebrating our (now former) Mansfield Hall student Noah.
We got to hear his spin on some songs, enjoyed cake, and had a generally merry time.
Congratulations on graduating with your Associate`s in Design and Media Studies and your certificate in Digital Media Production- we can`t wait to see what you do next 🎓
