This report presents the recommendations of a New York State task force that addressed ways to enhance access to higher education for individuals with disabilities. Individual focus groups developed strategies in five areas: (1) preparation and readiness for college-level study, (2) funding streams, (3) faculty education and instruction, (4) assistive technology and other supports, and (5) student success and employment. Among findings of these groups were that campuses have improved dramatically in the area of physical access; the number of students who report a learning disability has increased by 264 percent since 1987; and a disproportionate number of postsecondary students with disabilities choose two-year community colleges rather than four-year colleges. The Task Force identified nine broad goals and recommended strategies including the following: improving the preparation for high school students with disabilities and their families; providing training and professional development for faculty; raising the level of disability awareness of top college administrators; reflecting goals of universal design and access in college and university strategic plans; enhancing and developing new funding streams; and implementing regionalized approaches to assessment, career and educational counseling and assistive technology evaluation services. Seven appendices provide background information, data and charts, lists of persons involved, and guidelines for assistive technology transfers. (DB)