Um, that's really nice and everything, but don't we already have an intellectual deficiency with college grads who are now in congress and other realms of power? I mean, I get the "feel goods", but practical application is another matter. 4 yr. degrees should be hard to get.
Thank you @TAMU for working boldly to expand opportunities for ALL Texans, with and without disabilities. #EveryPersonHasDreamshttps://twitter.com/TAMU/status/1153097345845944323 …
The new @aggieachieve program at @cehdtamu is the first of its kind in Texas, welcoming students with intellectual or developmental disabilities to Aggieland for a four-year college education! 
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The students are awarded certificates of completion, not degrees. They’re taking part in a fully integrated program meant to identify and develop their unique skills, given internship positions & ultimately- hopefully-given the opportunity to have rewarding & meaningful careers.
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Ty 4 sharing. Excellent news.
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Ted, please don’t come by our campus. Education is serious stuff at Texas A&M. Mishijo...
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My thoughts. This had to be one of trumps ideas. That guy is a master mind. Giving people with disabilities the dream of getting a four year degree. AM also has a lawschool in Fort Worth. With a good Gre or lsat I could get in. My lsac file is almost ready.
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Gig 'em Aggies! Q: What do you call an Aggie Alum? A: Boss. Thanks for equal time Ted.
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