…year has arrived, and you may wonder how to help your students have a smoother start. This school year will be different, as the majority of students return to in-person…

…crucial factor in choosing a college. For students with ADHD, experiencing a college campus in person has much more impact than reading about it. A college visit should include a…

…29, 2017 High School Counselor Week “For High School Students with ADHD, is College the Best Next Step?” Summary: Byline article by CHADD COO April Gower-Getz about high school students…

…quantity of reading required in college can put many students with ADHD at a significant disadvantage. A college experience My friend Will, a thirty-two-year-old solar industry professional, attended college because…

…disability.) Specialized Responsibilities for Students with Disabilities Register with DS if they want accommodations Colleges are not required to locate students who have a disability and offer them services. Students…

…experience spurred him to establish the Wellness in Career Program at The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law, which provides workshops to law students on building self-awareness…

…college and questionable job market, worry about college preparedness, and pandemic have made millions of students question whether college is the correct path. In fact, NBC News has reported that…

…and CHADD’s Attention magazine. She developed a free resource, CollegeWebLD (www.collegewebld.com), which is a one-stop source of information on college disability services at over 400 colleges in the United States….

…around their own schedule. The nontraditional students usually include working professionals and parenting students. However, students with ADHD have been drawn to these programs since 2000 for the flexibility of…

…step to gaining more information about the support offered at the college. Note that names for this office will vary from college to college; to keep it simple, this article…

…marginal students who’ve managed to slip through the college vetting process. In fact, they are intelligent, motivated students scrutinized by rigorous standards of entrance exam scores, grade point averages, extracurricular…

ADHD NEWSSTAND FOR PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS Going to College Online with ADHD by Ruth Hughes, PhD Online classes can be even more challenging than in-person classes for college students with…