Imagine that every college and university in the U。S。 accepts Individualized Education Plans， or IEP's！

The result: postsecondary students with disabilities would not have to wonder if they would receive the services and accommodations that they need to succeed and graduate！

So， who can't your IEP （or your child's IEP） travel to college？

Dr。 Toby Tomlinson Baker believed that every postsecondary student with a disability should graduate！

As a college professor and former postsecondary student with a learning disability and ADHD， Dr。 Baker shares her research-based strategies， as well as her challenges and successes， while self-advocating for her accommodations during college。

In The Traveling IEP， Dr。 Baker examines why college students with disabilities would benefit by having individualized accommodations and how higher education faculty should implement accommodations for them。 Not only does Dr。 Baker reveal authentic perspectives of college faculty， but she shares real strategies for communicating with college faculty and staff。

Most importantly though， Dr。 Baker explains how colleges can better support students with disabilities so that they may make positive steps towards graduation！