Career Resources for Neurodiverse Students
WGU Career and Professional Development offers career resources, insights, and tools to support career advancement and job search assistance for neurodivergent learners.
We help you prepare your job application materials, practice for interviews, and build the confidence you need to get the job you want! Whether you’re already thriving in your role or building a path forward, keeping your professional portfolio up-to-date is essential. Let’s make a plan for your professional journey.
Neurodivergent at Work
Neurodiversity is the concept that everyone’s brain works differently, and these differences are normal variations of the human mind. Rather than seeing these differences as a disadvantage, neurodiversity recognizes them as unique strengths and perspectives that add value to society, including the workplace.
Examples of neurodiversity include ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder), ASD (autism spectrum disorder), Dyslexia, and Dyspraxia.
