CLSC (pronounced “classic”) offers individuals with intellectual disabilities academic, career, and independent-living instruction at UD that prepares them for future employment or further education. As day students or students living on campus in residence halls, for two years or four years, they participate in classes, clubs, campus events, internships, and work experiences.

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Why CLSC

Person-centered approach

Goal-driven coursework

Campus life experience

Internships and career exploration

Reach CLSC

Prospective students & families

UD faculty and staff

Prospective employers

High school counselors

Hear from our students

Daniel Lanier
Michael Buono
Ciana Peters
Ira Shepherd with headphones
Catherine Lin at graduation

CLSC gave them confidence, opportunities, self-awareness, leadership skills, and more.

Meet the CLSC coaches & staff

Inclusive support, 1-on-1 assistance, and a person-centered focus are hallmarks of what our staff and coaches provide CLSC students.

Group shot of full time CLSC staff

Your contribution to the CLSC Scholarship Fund will help defray the cost of living and learning for CLSC students who experience financial barriers to participation.

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Work with CLSC

Help us coach or teach academic, social, self-advocacy, self-sufficiency, and career-reaching skills to our CLSC students with intellectual disabilities.

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CLSC is just one option

A CLSC student with a DelDOT manager in a garage by a dump truck

UDiscover and Intro to Employment are two UD transition programs designed to help high school students, their families, and others close to them consider options for the future, including CLSC.

Learn more about high school transition programs