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The mission of the MEED Program is to provide a fully accessible and comprehensive program of education and training, career preparation, internship and job placement assistance that results in a career in advanced and technical fields in both private and public community entities. At the same time, MEED promotes awareness and provides informational resources that improve employability for all individuals with disabilities.
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Attention Students!

Florida law eliminated the CLAST exam effective July 1, 2009; therefore, the CLAST exam will not be offered after June 30, 2009. However, AA degree-seeking students must meet the current CLAST exemptions in order to graduate (the exemptions include earning a 2.5 GPA in 6 credits of specific courses, or achieving the requisite scores on the SAT or ACT). Learn more

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