CollegeBound: A Post-Secondary Transitional Program

CollegeBound: A Post-Secondary Transitional Program

Congratulations! You’ve decided to embark on a new journey: college.

College is a time of transition, and we know that you face the same challenges as every other college student, in addition to the challenges related to disabilities.

This transition marks the beginning of newfound independence, endless possibilities, and incredible personal growth.

 

Register for CollegeBound

CollegeBound is offered to students with disabilities just before the start of the Fall semester.

The program is geared towards helping students at each of our campuses navigate the services and tools available.

Haileybury Campus

August 28-29, 2024

Registration Form (PDF, 126 KB)

Kirkland Lake Campus

August 28, 2024

Registration Form (PDF, 193 KB)

Timmins Campus

August 29-30, 2024

Registration Form (PDF, 104 KB)

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What are the benefits of CollegeBound?

  • Focus on the things that are important to know when enrolled in college as a student with disabilities.
  • Learn how to find important information – booklists, student portal, and program coordinators.
  • Learn how to navigate Blackboard / Student email.
  • Learn what accessible services are available.
  • Learn how to use assistive technologies and discover learning strategies that will support your academic success.

Please contact us if you have any questions, need help, or if you require an alternative format of the registration form.

A seamless transition to college

Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your college experience and set the foundation for a successful future.

 

Ask For Help

Asking for help can provide valuable information and foster a sense of independence and self-advocacy.

Sometimes, the stress and confusion you may feel subsides when you seek support. Having someone there to relieve any worries or doubts you feel is better than enduring it alone. We are here to help!

Make New Connections

College offers an incredible opportunity to meet new people and make lifelong friends.

Take advantage of the many student events, workshops, and activities to meet fellow students or even get involved in the Northern College Student Association.

Explore Campus Resources

Campus resources are there to help and empower students.

Accessibility Services is just one of many Northern College has to offer. Take some time and become familiar with them!

Manage Your Time

The key to time management in college is creating a schedule.

It is important to create a schedule to keep up with your academic studies in a way that enhances your personal growth, fosters your well-being, and sets the stage for a fulfilling journey ahead.

Develop Good Study Habits

Accessibility Services can help you identify what works best for you.

By understanding your preferences, you can create an ideal study habits that enhance your focus and maximize your learning potential

Prioritize Your Mental Health

The high school to college transition is both a physical and emotional one.

Academic success and practicing self-care go hand-in-hand. By integrating self-care into your college routine, you can enhance your college experience and nurture a healthy lifestyle.

Accessibility Services Advisors Contacts

Haileybury Campus
jibbw@northern.on.ca
705-672-3376 ext. 1-8818

Kirkland Lake Campus
connorsk@northern.on.ca
705-567-9291 ext. 3625

Moosonee Campus
smallw@northern.on.ca
705-336-2913 ext. 5603

Timmins Campus
TimminsAccessibility@northern.on.ca
705-235-3211 ext. 2237

Please remember to register or re-register with Accessibility Services each semester.

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