"Bloom where you are planted" is sage advice that parents have passed down through the ages to their children. It is especially wise counsel for the military child who faces new environments on a regular basis. But in today's complicated, fast-moving world, filled with choices, opportunities, and myriad pathways from which students with disabilities may choose after high school, how do military parents--or any parents for that matter--find the optimal post-secondary option for their child? In this article, the authors provides several tips for parents on how they can sow the seeds of success for their special children's post-secondary education.