Helen Keller didn't attend traditional schools in the way most people do. She received private instruction and tutoring due to her disabilities (blindness and deafness). While her early education focused on learning to communicate and overcome her disabilities, she went on to
study at Radcliffe College, where she earned a
Bachelor of Arts degree in 1904.
While at Radcliffe, Helen Keller focused on literature, history, and philosophy. She was a voracious reader and became a powerful advocate for people with disabilities.