Colleges in California catering to students with learning differences?

So I have a learning difference and I'm just now tackling the whole college admissions process. I'm from Cali and I'd love to stay here, but can anyone recommend colleges that are especially good for kids like me? I need a school that can accommodate my needs properly. Thanks!

I'm glad to see that accessibility is a priority for you in the college admissions process. Keeping that in mind, there are several colleges in California that offer substantial support for students with learning differences.

1. University of Southern California: This university offers a comprehensive program, implemented by the Kortschak Center for Learning and Creativity, providing academic and support services. They offer individualized support in time-management, academic planning and problem-solving, among others.

2. Stanford University: Stanford's Office of Accessible Education offers a range of services and accommodations, including, but not limited to, academic accommodations, housing accommodations, and assistive technology resources.

3. University of California, Berkeley: The Disabled Students' Program at Berkeley provides a wide array of accommodations and services for students with disabilities, including academic support, learning strategies and resources, and more.

4. Loyola Marymount University: The Disability Support Services office at LMU offers academic accommodations, academic coaching, and various other services to students with disabilities.

5. Pepperdine University: Their Office of Student Accessibility provides accommodations and services for students with disabilities, including exam accommodations, note-taking services, and assistive technology.

I encourage you to reach out to these schools directly to discuss your specific needs and find out more about their programs, to understand how best they can support your learning style and ensure a successful college experience. Also, pay attention to the school's overall environment: their openness to discuss accommodations, the availability of resources like tutoring centers, and general attitudes towards inclusivity can be very informative. Best of luck in your applications!