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Kelly Autism Program’s “Circle of Support” at Western Kentucky University

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Students who are admitted to Western Kentucky via its normal admission process, but who have been diagnosed on the autism spectrum, are eligible to apply for the KAP Circle of Support. They also must meet other criteria to qualify, including scoring 20 or higher on the ACT, a score that puts a student in the top half of ACT results.

Writing | Bob Caylor
Editing | David S. Powell
Editorial assistance | Ruth Holladay
Photography | Shawn Spence (Utah), Michael Confer (Pennsylvania), William DeShazer (Kentucky)
Design | IronGate Creative

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