Deciding whether or not to go to college can be a difficult decision for

our teens.  If your child DOES decide to attend, the problem becomes

choosing the "best fit".   Given that an overwhelming number of students

with learning disabilities never complete college, the choice of school

is that much more critical.



If you have an older child without learning differences attending

college, you may think, "Oh, I've been through this process before."

Wrong!  Forget that experience; things will be much more complex with

your present child.  Kids with LD are at such risk that selecting a

school becomes an intricate process of lengthy research, then

investigation, followed by whittling down based on specific questions.

The match has to be as close to perfect as possible to maximize the

chances of success.  I know - I've been there and come out the other

side--successfully.



You can benefit from my personal and professional perspectives by

subscribing to my free e-list that distributes 2 articles weekly with

the aim of easing the stress of transition. Go to

www.ConquerCollegewithLD.com <http://www.conquercollegewithld.com/>  to

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Expert College Learning Specialist

CONQUER COLLEGE WITH LD/ADD

www.ConquerCollegewithLD.com <http://www.conquercollegewithld.com/>







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Deciding whether or not to go to college can be a difficult decision for

our teens.  If your child DOES decide to attend, the problem becomes

choosing the "best fit".   Given that an overwhelming number of students

with learning disabilities never complete college, the choice of school

is that much more critical.



If you have an older child without learning differences attending

college, you may think, "Oh, I've been through this process before."

Wrong!  Forget that experience; things will be much more complex with

your present child.  Kids with LD are at such risk that selecting a

school becomes an intricate process of lengthy research, then

investigation, followed by whittling down based on specific questions.

The match has to be as close to perfect as possible to maximize the

chances of success.  I know - I've been there and come out the other

side--successfully.



You can benefit from my personal and professional perspectives by

subscribing to my free e-list that distributes 2 articles weekly with

the aim of easing the stress of transition. Go to

www.ConquerCollegewithLD.com <http://www.conquercollegewithld.com/>  to

subscribe.













Expert College Learning Specialist

CONQUER COLLEGE WITH LD/ADD

www.ConquerCollegewithLD.com <http://www.conquercollegewithld.com/>







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