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Deaf Education: Costs and Student Characteristics at Federally Assisted Schools

HRD-86-64BR Published: Feb 14, 1986. Publicly Released: Feb 21, 1986.
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In response to a congressional request, GAO analyzed data from Gallaudet College, the National Institute for the Deaf (NTID), and four centers participating in the regional postsecondary education program for the deaf on: (1) student characteristics; (2) student costs; (3) student academic achievement and subsequent employment; and (4) the schools' abilities to serve more students. The four centers were: Calfornia State University, Northridge; Seattle Community College; St. Paul Technical Vocational Institute; and the University of Tennessee Postsecondary Education Consortium.

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Academic achievementAid for the disabledCollege studentsEducation or training costsEducational grantsEmploymentFederal grantsPeople with disabilitiesSpecial educationHearing impaired