WMU Autism Services Center

Planning your New Student Orientation visit? Make sure to visit our shared table with Disability Services for Students during the Browsing Tables event!

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Welcome Back, Students! We are so glad you are here!

Come find us at the Disability Services for Students table!

Have you been accepted to WMU for Fall 2024? Take time to attend one of the Future Bronco Days this semester!

Future Bronco Days Future Bronco Days are a great way for admitted students and their families to experience all that Western Michigan University has to offer. Join us for a day designed exclusively for you and your fellow incoming students. It’s a great opportunity to learn more about WMU, enjoy lunch and get to kn...

We are so excited for this school year! Good luck to our students who are moving in today! Take breaks and drink plenty of water!

IT'S MOVE IN DAY! 📣 (We hope you're as excited as us, but like, we're ✨really✨ excited.) ⁠
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Click the link in bio for arrival times, unloading zones and parking maps, check-in info, and more.

The Autism Services Center and WMU Disability Services for Students is attending the showcase at the Admitted Student Event. Stop by and say, “Hi!”

Our next recommendation comes from a second year student studying Spanish:

Read your syllabus for every class you have!
I don’t know how many times I was told to check my syllabus when I asked about homework. The answer is 99% likely that it is in the syllabus.

Our next recommendation comes from a senior:

"Pack everything you need, and then pack everything you think you won't need. At the end of the day it's better to have it and not need it, then to need it and not have it.

I can't tell you how many times I said, "I won't need this", and then needed it a week into the semester."

Our first recommendation comes from a first-year student pursuing a degree in Special Education.

"Keep a schedule, knowing what you're going to do can be helpful if you have many events in a single week."

As many high school seniors and their families are preparing for life after high school, we asked our current ASC students for recommendations and advice for those about to enter college. We will be posting these recommendations this spring.

Western Michigan University is focusing on mental health this week. Take a look below at the events taking place.

Safe travels to our students and families moving in today! We are so excited for Summer Transition Program 2021!