Explore your

path.

Post-high school planning on the only platform with real insights into experiences and pathways.

Find out how Pathlitics can help your school.

What is Pathlitics?

Pathlitics helps students with disabilities and their support team navigate college, career, and other program choices by providing key insights and connecting them with graduates for real-world guidance.

Centralized, Real Insights

A comprehensive and ever-evolving database of 4-year universities, community colleges, readiness and gap year programs, apprenticeships, trade schools, and military pathways. Searchable by interests and needs, each listing includes key details and is informed by feedback from real students and school partners to help you find what fits best.

Real Student Experiences for Informed Choices

Explore authentic testimonials from students who’ve navigated various pathways. Their stories help others embrace their strengths, advocate for their needs, and feel confident in making the best post-high school decisions.

Near-Peer Guidance for Advocacy & Success

Through secure messaging and communities, learn directly from near-peers how to access campus and community resources, secure accommodations, and thrive in your environment.

Real advice, from people who’ve been there.

Compliance, Simplified

Help schools and districts meet IDEA transition planning requirements and track post-school outcomes—without losing sight of what matters most: the student.

Better Insights. Better Outcomes.

Pathlitics is more than just a tool—it's a bridge to better educational outcomes. We combine data-driven insights with community support and self-advocacy tools to help neurodivergent learners find their perfect fit.

Visual learners, this one’s for you: a guided tour of Pathlitics.

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centralized resource

for post-high school planning

Students with disabilities lack a

Lack of Information About All Options

Students, families, and school counselors must piece together hard-to-find information from multiple sources, making it difficult to know the full breadth of options available and to compare them.

Few Peer Success Stories

Students and families rarely have access to real-life experiences and unbiased reviews from others who share how they navigated similar challenges and felt a sense of belonging.

Lack of a Searchable Database with Key Information

Without a centralized database, key details like location, level of support & available supports, campus environment, specialized programs, and majors are scattered across websites—making it harder to find options.

Uncertainty About Accommodations

Many students don’t realize that IEPs and 504 Plans don’t transfer to college, and that workplace accommodations require self-advocacy. Students learn from near-peers how to advocate and request the accommodations they qualify for.