ATLANTA — On March 1st, the Atlanta Area College & Postsecondary Fair welcomed more than 300 guests for an energizing day of exploration, connection, and next-step planning, bringing together students, families, and community members with over 35 colleges and postsecondary programs under one roof at The Cottage School in Roswell, GA.
Georgia Neurodiversity Chamber of Commerce was proud to be a vendor for our second year with this great event. We celebrated the strong turnout and the sense of momentum, with attendees engaging directly with representatives from a wide range of colleges, tech schools, organizations that provide training pathways for graduating adults who are neurodivergent. From traditional degree programs to specialized certifications and career-focused options, the fair offered something for nearly every kind of learner — and every kind of future plans.
“It was wonderful to see so many new faces taking advantage of this great opportunity,” said GANCC Founder Jenny Rankin, noting that the fair created space for meaningful conversations, questions, and guidance. “Many guests left with brochures, contact information, and clearer direction on what steps to take next — whether that means applying to a school, exploring financial aid, or narrowing down program interests.”
The GANCC wishes to give special thanks to the hosts of this year’s event:
The Cottage School*
Cumberland Academy of Georgia
Beacon College
(GANCC Member*)
