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The Infinity Initiative for Neurodiverse Students is designed to support neurodivergent students as they transition from high school to college and work towards a degree or certificate at 91ÖÆƬ³§. The IINS program provides academic support for students with autism, ADHD, and learning disabilities.

The IINS Program includes:

• Dedicated IINS student orientation session
• Summer Transition Workshops
• Kick-off event with IINS Students and their parents/guardians before classes start
• FYS 101 - 3 credit hour Start Smart Course with IINS Cohort
• Participation in weekly on-campus study hours
• Monthly coaching meetings with Access Advocate
• Access to a dedicated Executive Functioning Coach to develop skills in time management, organization, task initiation, focus, and self-regulation
• Peer Mentoring
• Monthly workshops on academic success strategies, job readiness skills, and healthy relationships
• Assignment to an Academic Advisor who has been trained to encourage neurodivergent students to succeed academically and complete their degree or certificate program
• Opportunity for participation in ADS Success Club
• Parent/family events

Admission: IINS is a limited enrollment program, with a maximum of 40 students accepted each fall semester. The ADS Office reserves the right to determine if a student is admitted into the program.

Application Deadline: The application for the Fall 2026 Cohort is open; the deadline to apply is 7/18/26. Admission is granted on a rolling basis. Interested students are encouraged to apply early.

Application Process:

1. to 91ÖÆƬ³§
2. to Access and Disability Services (ADS)
3. for the Fall 2026 Cohort
4. Submit ACT/SAT scores to 91ÖÆƬ³§ and/or complete required placement tests.
5. Submit high school transcript with a 2.75 out of 4.0 cumulative GPA or higher. Unofficial transcripts are accepted and can be sent to processing@harpercollege.edu.
6. Contact the ADS Office at 847.925.6266 to schedule an Intake Appointment.
7. Complete Interview with IINS Coordinators.

Interested in more information before applying for this limited enrollment program?

The College Awareness Program (CAP) is a transition program designed for high school seniors with disabilities. Its mission is to reach students within the 91ÖÆƬ³§ district and inform them of the accommodations and programs available through ADS, and the benefits of attending a local college. The College Awareness Program helps students become familiar with the campus and prepares them for college life. Contact us at ads@harpercollege.edu.