Anonymous
10/31/2013 15:26
Subject: Colleges with strong academic support?
George Mason. Incredible support services. Writing centers. Learning centers. Fantastic disability support, if you need it, as well.
Anonymous
10/31/2013 15:23
Subject: Colleges with strong academic support?
Swarthmore has really great support in terms of professor access. my sibling had no problems going over to a professor's house on a weekend for help and assistance.
but i'm sure most schools that only have 1500 kids have that kind of system/access.
but i'm sure most schools that only have 1500 kids have that kind of system/access.
Anonymous
10/30/2013 21:10
Subject: Re:Colleges with strong academic support?
Anonymous wrote:Any suggestions between Reed and High Point? Anything info for a school ranked around #50-75ish?
Washington & Jefferson College
Anonymous
10/30/2013 20:58
Subject: Re:Colleges with strong academic support?
I believe both Temple and Drexel have good tutoring/resource centers
Anonymous
10/30/2013 07:48
Subject: Colleges with strong academic support?
I've always heard that American U. has good resources for kids with mild LD or ADHD.
Anonymous
10/30/2013 07:31
Subject: Re:Colleges with strong academic support?
Any suggestions between Reed and High Point? Anything info for a school ranked around #50-75ish?
Anonymous
10/29/2013 16:17
Subject: Colleges with strong academic support?
Reed. Tough school but with a very active learning center.
Anonymous
10/29/2013 16:03
Subject: Colleges with strong academic support?
I've heard High Point U in NC has a lot of services academically and with laundry, etc. Supposed to be good for kids with executive function issues. A friend's kid goes there and it has been great so far.
Anonymous
10/29/2013 15:30
Subject: Re:Colleges with strong academic support?
Anonymous wrote:I've actually heard some of the large publics have great "academic resource centers" (I think they're called). But I have not figured out how to learn about the resources available. (Most all college websites say they have this, but I'm certain the quality differences are huge).
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Anonymous
10/29/2013 14:19
Subject: Re:Colleges with strong academic support?
I've actually heard some of the large publics have great "academic resource centers" (I think they're called). But I have not figured out how to learn about the resources available. (Most all college websites say they have this, but I'm certain the quality differences are huge).
Anonymous
10/29/2013 14:04
Subject: Colleges with strong academic support?
Anonymous wrote:Not looking for "services" but rather colleges with good, active, tutoring centers where college kids can go to study, have someone available if there are questions, one-on-one tutoring if desired, writing assistance, etc? Thanks.
Almost every SLAC has such resources.
Anonymous
10/29/2013 12:17
Subject: Re:Colleges with strong academic support?
Regis College
Dean College
Both in Mass.
Dean College
Both in Mass.
Anonymous
10/29/2013 10:19
Subject: Colleges with strong academic support?
Not looking for "services" but rather colleges with good, active, tutoring centers where college kids can go to study, have someone available if there are questions, one-on-one tutoring if desired, writing assistance, etc? Thanks.