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Teens with ADHD: How can you get to college without pulling your hair out?

images (46)The college application process is tough.

  • Have specific strengths in mind.
  • Need positive assessment to be considered.
  • No more IEPs
  • Scholarships specifically for you?

Then what?  Use Common App process.

  • Start in the 9th grade.
  • Online planning tool.
  • Portfolio (how students express themselves).
  • Get a realistic view.
  • Sometimes writing portion is optional.

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EdieLovesMath empowers individuals with ADHD and Autism, their families, and professionals through a 4-step plan that builds confidence and success in reading, math, writing, and organization. As someone with a neurodiverse brain herself, Edie understands the challenges and triumphs of navigating learning differences firsthand. Join us. We’re here to guide your journey.

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