Will the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) Help Pay for College

Published: Oct. 16, 2024Updated: Oct. 16, 2024

Curious if the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) can help pay for college? In this video, Lisa Carey, Undivided Education Advocate, explains how DOR services work and whether they can assist with college expenses for students with disabilities. Learn about eligibility, the types of support available, and how to access these valuable resources to help fund your child's education.

For more information about the DOR helping to pay for college, check out our article Transition to Adulthood.

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