Please research how these schools support students with ADHD. Even if your daughter won’t use all accommodations, she’ll still need to get them approved. It’s important to ensure that the extra time on tests is available in a way that works with her learning style.

UVA should be on this list. It's one of the engineering schools with the largest % of female students. It's also a small enough engineering school (small class sizes) that she won't get lost in the shuffle.

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Anonymous wrote:Lehigh engineering can be soul crushing, but the school is otherwise an absolute blast

It’s a total party school and OP said her daughter is not a partier so not sure Lehigh is a good fit.

OP here. Good to know. I put that one for proximity over Bucknell and Lafayette because I thought it was tte least party school of the 3?

Anywhere that people loved?

Hmm? I’d say Lafayette is the least party school of these 3

Thanks. Good to know.

Anonymous wrote:How is the ADHD relevant for her college choice? Does she need specific supports or is it well managed?

OP here. I don't think she'll need a lot of support (other than additional time), she manages well w/ meds and keeping self organized. But it would be good to have an atmosphere that is more collaborative/supportive than weed-out. And, to have supports available would be great.

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Anonymous wrote:Lehigh engineering can be soul crushing, but the school is otherwise an absolute blast

It’s a total party school and OP said her daughter is not a partier so not sure Lehigh is a good fit.

OP here. Good to know. I put that one for proximity over Bucknell and Lafayette because I thought it was tte least party school of the 3?

Anywhere that people loved?

Hmm? I’d say Lafayette is the least party school of these 3

How is the ADHD relevant for her college choice? Does she need specific supports or is it well managed?