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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think small and mid-sized colleges that prioritize undergraduate education would be better than huge RI universities where your kid may be taught by grad students in lecture classes of 100+ students. I'd look at American, St. Mary's College of Maryland, and William & Mary to start.[/quote] Scratch W&M. I have a kid there with ADHD who does not need accommodations at this point. She says if she did, she’s be in trouble. Love the school. But it’s a hard a## about ADHD accommodations. Sent a different ADHD kid who needed more accommodations Oberlin and was very pleased with how the school handled it. [/quote] Uh-oh. My kid with SLD and ADHD just committed to W&M! She was sold by the size, campus, and undergrad focus. I’ve just started working with the accessibility office but I’ve been encouraged so far. I’ll report back once I’ve got more data. [/quote]
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