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ADHD Supportive College Recommendations

Just a touch stressed here. I have ADHD and I'm currently exploring colleges for next year. I want to be sure that the college I choose is well-equipped to support me. Are there colleges that stand out for their support services for students with ADHD?

a year ago

Absolutely! I'm glad to see you're prioritizing finding a school that will support you in managing your ADHD. Some universities have really stood out in offering unique, comprehensive services for students with ADHD. Here are some examples:

- University of Arizona (UA): UA's program, known as Strategic Alternative Learning Techniques (SALT), is quite comprehensive and has multiple components: tutoring, educational planning, and psychological support services. This might be a good resource for you.

- American University: This institution offers the Learning Services Program which provides individualized academic and organizational support for students. It's designed to help those with executive function challenges that may accompany ADHD.

- University of Denver: Their Learning Effectiveness Program (LEP) is noteworthy. It offers personalized support through strategies and accommodations. It focuses on assisting students with skills like time management and organization.

- University of Connecticut (UCONN): UCONN has the Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD) offering a wide range of services which include accommodations, coaching, and assistive technology.

Remember, it's not just about the formal programs that colleges offer. You may also want to look at how flexible these institutions are with course loads and assignments, their availability of counseling services, ease of access to their disability services office and their general attitude towards supporting students with ADHD.

Lastly, be proactive: contact these universities and ask questions! Ensure they provide the level of support you're looking for.

a year ago

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