[Iabs-talk] Advice

[AZNOR99 at aol.com]

I'd recommend Saint Xavier who has one of the best accounting programs in  
the state.  Their Disability Services Office is quite good, but what makes  
them exceptional is that they work one-on-one with the students to develop 
the  right strategies for that particular student.  For example, if she needs 
 more intensive services, they'll provide them, but if she wants her DSS 
office  to have more of a hands-off approach, then they'll do that.  They also 
have  a Trio program which supports students with disabilities, so that'd 
give her  access to her own personal counselor (psychological), tutors 
(free), and  academic advisor, among other things.
 
DePaul's DSS office is not as good, but it seems to be strongest for  
students who are deaf or have hearing loss.  That might be a good fit for  your 
friend.  DePaul's accounting program is also one of the best in the  state.
 
Ronza
 
 
In a message dated 4/21/2011 12:02:38 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
condav8950 at att.net writes:

There is  a lady in my department at work who wants to go to school to 
study  
accounting. She has Ushers Syndrome, so will also need a school with a  
good 
office for students with disabilities. She would welcome  suggestions. She 
lives 
here in Chicago. 

Thanks. Just post back to  me and I will pass the info along to her.
Connie Davis  
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