Keep Learning After High School
Your learning journey doesn’t have to stop after high school! You can go to college, a trade school, or a job training program. You could also join the military, do an internship, or learn through an apprenticeship. There are so many exciting choices!
The more school or training you complete, the better your chances are of getting a great job and earning more money. This is a big opportunity for everyone–including YOU!
School after high school is different. If you have a disability, you’ll need to know your rights and speak up for the help you need. Your family, teachers, and friends can support you as you learn to advocate for yourself.
To be ready, make a plan! Think about what you love to do, what you’re good at, and what kind of support will help you succeed. Your future is bright! Start exploring your options today.
Explore Your Future From Anywhere
Hey everyone! Ready to see what’s next after high school? Virtual campus tours let you check out all sorts of schools—from universities to community colleges and career tech centers—without even leaving your couch.
Curious about options in Oklahoma? Head to OK College Start Virtual Tours and start exploring. It’s a quick, easy way to see what your future could look like!
Resources
Tips for young people with disabilities on effective strategies for building their first resume.
Side by side comparison to understanding the differences between secondary and postsecondary education.
The top 5 reasons students with disabilities should consider trade schools.
O*NET is the main resource in the U.S. for information about different jobs and careers.
Explore careers, take assessments, create education plans, and connect with employers online.
Explore resources for succeeding during and after high school, including financial aid, careers & more.
Oklahoma offers comprehensive Inclusive Post Secondary Education (IPSE) for students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities that want to attend college.
Check out these resources about Oklahoma IPSE non-degree college programs!
The Virtual College Campus Tour was created to help teens explore the world of post-secondary education through the comforts of home. This virtual college campus tour can help students discover and explore the many different types of higher education institutions available and answers the questions a student with a disability needs to ask to have a successful experience.