DELTA Comprehensive Transition & Postsecondary Education (CTP) Program

Admission Criteria

A documented intellectual/developmental disability that impacts progression in a standard curriculum in pursuit of a postsecondary degree or certificate
Must be between the ages of 18-28 upon admission to the program
Must have received a certificate of completion or equivalent from a high school program
Can display appropriate college and classroom behavior (no behavior plans addressed in their intake paperwork)
Can manage basic self-care skills
Must have sufficient emotional and independent stability
Must demonstrate a desire to gain employment and personal independence
Must demonstrate the ability to conduct a successful interview independently and without parental interference
Must be independent in handling their own medication, specialized dietary and/or medical needs while on campus. NOTE: LDCC staff take no responsibility for specialized diets, medication administration, or medical needs.
Must be self-motivated and adhere to the policies regarding attendance and participation in coursework within the program and audited LDCC courses.
Must be able to utilize technology (i.e., cell phone, laptop, computer, etc.) with little to no support
Based on the interview and review of records, the applicant must have the potential to successfully achieve his/her goals within the context of the program

Our application for 2026-2027 will be available soon. If you are interested in applying for the DELTA CTP Program, please complete the Program Interest Form and you will be notified when the application form is available. Completed applications are reviewed by the CTP staff for eligibility. Interviews will be offered to selected applicants based on meeting program eligibility requirements. An interview does not guarantee entry into the program; however selected applicants must attend an interview to be considered for the program.

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