Introduction
The three-year, apartment living College Program encourages the personal growth of each student through a unique and individualized process. As they participate in independent living skills curricula, Careers Program certificate programming, and social skills instruction, students gain valuable social and vocational experiences and begin to develop their community within a real world setting.
Essential life skills such as grocery shopping, meal planning, personal hygiene, finances, navigating public transit, and more are taught in the students’ apartments and the surrounding community.
MICC takes a holistic approach to independence, with classes covering skills across six areas of competency:
Essential life skills such as grocery shopping, meal planning, personal hygiene, finances, navigating public transit, and more are taught in the students’ apartments and the surrounding community.
MICC takes a holistic approach to independence, with classes covering skills across six areas of competency:
- Social Engagement
- Homecare
- Personal Supports
- Health and Wellness
- Community
- Medication Management (if applicable)
Students are assessed on their growth and mastery of skills over the course of the program, with a step-down approach to instruction, that prepares the students for a high level of independence upon completion of the program. In addition to completing core courses, students are active socially to develop lasting friendships through our Social Engagement Program including participating in on-campus activities, excursions in the local community, elective classes, and retreats.
Learn more about the College Program Admissions process including criteria, application requirements, and deadlines.
Learn more about the College Program Admissions process including criteria, application requirements, and deadlines.
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