by Elizabeth Hamblet | Mar 6, 2021 | College Disability Services Directors' Advice & Information, College Preparation & Readiness, College Search Advice
Introduction All students who attend college make a big transition, as the academic environment is different and more demanding. Those who choose to live on campus have to take charge of creating their own structure in order to get things done. An additional shift for...
by Elizabeth Hamblet | Mar 6, 2021 | College Disability Services Directors' Advice & Information, College Search Advice
Introduction When I give presentations on preparing students with disabilities for successful college transition, I am sometimes asked whether students with learning disabilities or ADHD should attend certain types of schools, like art school or a community college....
by Elizabeth Hamblet | Mar 5, 2021 | College Search Advice, Fee-Based College LD Programs
Introduction Some parents may think it’s important for their student to attend a college that offers a fee-based program for students with disabilities that go beyond the free basic accommodations all colleges have to provide. (Learn what these programs do and...
by Elizabeth Hamblet | Mar 1, 2021 | College Search Advice, Students with Psychological Disabilities
Introduction Because attending college often involves living on campus, all students should think about what kind of living and studying environment they prefer. For students with mental health disabilities who may need downtime or a quiet place to regroup, college...
by Elizabeth Hamblet | Mar 1, 2021 | College Preparation & Readiness, College Search Advice
Introduction The unstructured college environment is a challenge for most students, and for those with ADHD, that lack of structure can be even more of an issue. Students with ADHD can be successful at college, but it can be helpful to know what to expect and plan...
