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What is Mentor Works?

Mentor Works is a program designed to support students with learning and social challenges, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD), learning disabilities, and executive functioning difficulties. We provide individualized professional mentorship and guidance to help students succeed in college and develop independent living skills.

Who can apply?

Our program is open to high school students preparing for college, current college students needing extra support, and young adults seeking structured academic and social assistance. We serve students with disabilities, including ASD, ADHD, and other learning differences.

How does Mentor Works support students?

We provide one-on-one professional mentorship, academic support, assistance with organization and time management, and help with social and independent living skills. Our mentors work closely with students to ensure they have the resources they need to thrive.

How to apply to Mentor Works?

To apply, start by completing our online Interest Form. Our admissions team will then reach out to discuss next steps, which may include an information session, an application review, and an admissions interview.

What kind of mentorship does Mentor Works provide?

Students receive daily support from trained professional mentors and professional coordinators. Mentors assist with coursework, organization, social skills, and overall college navigation, helping students build confidence and independence.

How much does Mentor Works cost?

Program costs vary by location and level of support needed. Some students may be eligible for funding through state vocational rehabilitation services or other financial aid options. Contact us for specific pricing and funding opportunities.

Can I use financial aid to pay for Mentor Works?

While Mentor Works itself is not covered by traditional college financial aid, students may be able to access funding through disability services, scholarships, or state-funded programs. Our team can help guide families through these options.

How do I know if Mentor Works is right for me?

If you or your student need additional support with academics, social interactions, organization, or independent living skills, Mentor Works may be a great fit. We encourage you to reach out and schedule an information session to learn more.

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What is Mentor Works?

Who can apply?

Our program is open to high school students preparing for college, current college students needing extra support, and young adults seeking structured academic and social assistance. We serve students with disabilities, including ASD, ADHD, and other learning differences.

How does Mentor Works support students?

We provide one-on-one professional mentorship, academic support, assistance with organization and time management, and help with social and independent living skills. Our mentors work closely with students to ensure they have the resources they need to thrive.

How to apply to Mentor Works?

To apply, start by completing our online Interest Form. Our admissions team will then reach out to discuss next steps, which may include an information session, an application review, and an admissions interview.

What kind of mentorship does Mentor Works provide?

Students receive daily support from trained professional mentors and professional coordinators. Mentors assist with coursework, organization, social skills, and overall college navigation, helping students build confidence and independence.

How much does Mentor Works cost?

Program costs vary by location and level of support needed. Some students may be eligible for funding through state vocational rehabilitation services or other financial aid options. Contact us for specific pricing and funding opportunities.

Can I use financial aid to pay for Mentor Works?

While Mentor Works itself is not covered by traditional college financial aid, students may be able to access funding through disability services, scholarships, or state-funded programs. Our team can help guide families through these options.

How do I know if Mentor Works is right for me?

If you or your student need additional support with academics, social interactions, organization, or independent living skills, Mentor Works may be a great fit. We encourage you to reach out and schedule an information session to learn more.

How can I learn more?

You can submit an Interest Form for more details. We’d love to connect and help answer any questions!

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