Looking for colleges with programs for students with learning disabilities

I have a learning disability, and I'm eager to find a college that understands and can support my needs. Anyone know colleges that have strong programs for students with learning disabilities?

Absolutely, numerous colleges prioritize accommodations and offer considerable resources for students with learning disabilities.

The University of Arizona is notable for its "SALT Center" (Strategic Alternative Learning Techniques). This program offers individualized educational planning, tutoring, and other support services.

Muskingum University in Ohio runs a program called PLUS that provides learning strategies instruction, tutoring, and academic advising.

The University of Connecticut provides the Beyond Access program, which offers individualized, fee-based services, such as academic coaching and technology consultation.

Lynn University in Florida adopts an inclusive approach in their teaching strategies to ensure that all students, including those with learning disabilities, are supported in obtaining their degree.

Beacon College in Florida is another great option. It’s specifically designed for students with learning disabilities, and as such offers an array of services.

Finally, Landmark College in Vermont is solely dedicated to higher education for students with learning disabilities, ensuring a truly tailored and comprehensive approach.

Remember, making a decision depends on your specific needs, the severity of your learning disability, and what type of academic environment you are looking for. As you're conducting your research, reach out to the Disability Support Services or the equivalent section of the universities you're interested in and ask about their offerings. They can provide you with first-hand information about their experience in supporting students similar to you. Best of luck in your college journey!