For families of students with learning differences, one really important step in determining if a college is the fight fit is contacting the Disability Services Office. Initially, this relationship will center around documentation.
Given that self-advocacy is equated with success, establishing a positive relationship with a college or university needs to be a top priority. So, over the next couple of days, I’ll talk about how to go about establishing a relationship with the Office of Disability Services.
Is taking out a student loan a good investment? Some think it is a good idea to stay away from student loans in order to finance a college education.
So, you’ve decided to disclose your learning difference. Here’s how to do it.
Should you consider job placement when creating the list of colleges you may apply to? Absolutely! Read about how to connect with the career development office at the colleges and universities you are interested in and what questions every college applicant should be asking.
Students with learning disabilities and ADHD are applying to colleges and universities at increased rates. And while colleges and universities are making progress in leveling
Earlier this week, the Washington Post published an interesting article on how high school students are sending out more college applications then ever before. Part
So you still have not made your final decision? If our previous post on making the final decision did not help, here are some more
There appears to be an abundance of stories regarding financial aid in the media these days. With the May 1st deadline on the horizon and
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