MICC | Minnesota Independence College and Community

Minnesota Independence College and Community (MICC) is an experiential learning program for individuals on the Autism Spectrum/Neurodivergent and other learning differences (ages 18-30) who want to lead holistic, independent, and enriched lives within their community. It was founded in 1996 and is a nonprofit.

⭐⭐⭐ Three different options for MICC participants:
1. COLLEGE ~ Participants for whom MICC will be their primary college experience, have taken college level courses, or plan to attend college
2. WORKPLACE READINESS Vocational and independent living skills training
3. SUMMER PROGRAMMING ages 15 - 30 Participants who take some college courses concurrently while attending

⭐ Career & Employment Supports ⭐ Independent Living & Life Skills ⭐ Community Program (Post-Graduate Support) ⭐ CARF Accredited