The College Process with Learning Disabilities

The College Process with Learning Disabilities

  1. Hiring a College Planner

    College planners are a helpful resource to utilize, especially if you have a disability. These professionals will not only listen to your wants and needs but are also very familiar with institutions that offer great accessibility services. They may talk with students one-on-one and parents one-on-one to get both perspectives on their desires for college. Afterwards, they will provide a tailored list that incorporates your goals for an institution.

  2. Finding Someone to Critique Your College Essay

    Are you someone who struggles with organizing your thoughts on the page? Are you someone who has trouble with grammar and punctuation? Are you someone who knows what you want to write about, but does not know where to begin?

    A college essay tutor/teacher can help with all of these difficulties! They can help you figure out your essay topic and then help you critique it before you submit it.

  3. Disability Services

    I strongly urge you to speak with someone from disability services during your college tours. Ask questions about what is offered and what accommodations you hope to have in college. Asking about their services will help you feel more prepared when choosing the right college for your individual needs.

  4. Tutoring Services

    I highly recommend looking at tutoring services during your college tours, especially if you think you will utilize them. This is a great way to learn if and how they will be able to help you. Always remember to ask questions! If you have any concerns, voice them. It would be terrible to go to college and then realize that the institution does not accommodate you in the way you thought it would.

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