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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Dc has high stats and is very bright, but also has ADHD. Are there any good colleges that are better known for providing support to kids like this than others?[/quote]

Depends on the definition of competitive, of course. But here are a few with the names of departments/services you should ask about when applying.

For the 1-in-5 people with Learning Disabilities like ADHD that are not related to intelligence, all colleges are required to provide reasonable accommodations. The schools below are more aware of neurodiversity and have experience with LD students.

American University, D.C.
LSP (Learning Services Program fee-based freshmen program)*

Brown University, RI
Student Accessibility Services

University of Connecticut
Beyond Access (fee-based)*

Davidson College, NC
Disability Resources

George Washington University, D.C.
Disability Support Services

Howard University, DC
Office of Student Services

New York University
Moses Center for Student Accessibility

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Accessibility Resources and Service

Northeastern University, MA
Learning Disabilities Program (LDP fee-based)*

Notre Dame University, IN
Accessibility Services

Pennsylvania State University
Student Disability Resources

Syracuse University, NY
The Center for Disability Resources

Vassar College, NY
Office for Accessibility and Educational Opportunity (AEO)[/quote]

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