Promoting Achievable College Transitions (PACT) seeks to improve regional college transition, retention, and success rates for autistic or otherwise neurodiverse students in our community by providing dedicated college exploration/matriculation services to high school seniors, as well as on-campus support during their first semester of college. PACT services are available to any student that identifies as being on the autism spectrum or otherwise neurodiverse. This program is available at Riverside City College.

RCC is in the catchment area of Inland Regional Center.

Promoting Achievable College Transitions (PACT) seeks to improve regional college transition, retention, and success rates for autistic or otherwise neurodiverse students in our community by providing dedicated college exploration/matriculation services to high school seniors, as well as on-campus support during their first semester of college. PACT services are available to any student that identifies as being on the autism spectrum or otherwise neurodiverse. This program is available at Norco College.

Norco College is in the catchment area of Inland Regional Center.

Promoting Achievable College Transitions (PACT) seeks to improve regional college transition, retention, and success rates for autistic or otherwise neurodiverse students in our community by providing dedicated college exploration/matriculation services to high school seniors, as well as on-campus support during their first semester of college. PACT services are available to any student that identifies as being on the autism spectrum or otherwise neurodiverse. This program is available at Moreno Valley College.

Norco College is in the catchment area of Inland Regional Center.

The LIFE program provides training, support and community integration programming to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The goal of our two-year program is to offer students classroom and practical learning opportunities in and outside of the community college environment that will prepare them to transition into independent adults.

Sierra College is located Rocklin just north of Sacramento in the catchment area of Alta California Regional Center.

Long Beach City College partners with Harbor Regional Center and California MENTOR to provide students with intellectual and developmental disabilities with academic and life skills instruction. Supportive housing is provided.

The Tarjan Center serves as a bridge between the resources of the university; local, state and international organizations; agencies; policy makers; people with disabilities; and their families. We provide training, technical assistance, community service, research, and information dissemination. All of our efforts are aimed at advancing health and wellness (both mental and physical), supporting postsecondary education, and improving employment outcomes for individuals with developmental disabilities.