Marian University's Ancilla College Spectrum of Chargers (SOC) Autism Program is a fee-based program that provides individualized support and guidance to students on the autism spectrum. The program allows students to work one-on-one with Marian University's Autism Coordinator who will guide and coach students from their first year through graduation.
Program supports will be provided to students in a hybrid model utilizing both in-person and virtual, video platforms. There are technology supports available for students so that they will be able to participate in all engagement opportunities.
Apply and gain admission to Marian University. Visit Marian University Ancilla Admissions for more information.
Complete the Autism Program application once admission to Marian University is finalized.
Schedule student interview and learn if additional documentation is needed.
Social Engagement
Academic Support
Life and Professional Skills Development
$3,000 per semester
The cost of this program assists with off-setting the cost of individualized support, materials for weekly workshops, and specialized training for faculty and staff.
Funding opportunities are available to Spectrum of Chargers students to help cover the program fee through Vocational Rehabilitation funds.
If the program fee is a limiting factor in your participation with Spectrum of Chargers, please reach out to autism@marian.edu to discuss other funding options and opportunities.
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Students may make a complaint to the Indiana Commission of Higher Education.
Marian University is sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, Indiana.
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