New Website by Neurodivergent Teen Launches to Support Aspiring College Students

Posted by Jessica Stasik on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 in Academics and HE Professionals, CAN News, Self-Advocates and Civil Stakeholders.

We’re excited to share this amazing resource, created by high school student Ellie Rosenthal-Strisik, a passionate advocate, neurodivergent student, and friend of the College Autism Network and Frist Center for Autism and Innovation. Ellie created this resource for students like themselves–not for their parents, counselors, or coaches to then translate for students. We’re excited to share Ellie’s work and hope you’ll pass it along to students who want to understand the college landscape for themselves.w

The College For All website is a new website that provides college tops and tools to support neurodivergent teens, including:

• Accommodations: Provides guidance on understanding accommodations in college for neurodivergent students.
• Highlights: Showcases key features and resources available at 45 college support programs to help with your search.
• Interviews: Features discussions with experts and college support specialists offering insights into supporting neurodivergent students.
• Resources: This site offers a curated collection of websites, books, apps, influencers, and podcasts to help neurodivergent students in their college journey.
• Scorecard: Includes a downloadable PDF guide to evaluate college support services.

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