The K&W Guide to Colleges for Students with Learning Differences, 12th Edition: 350 Schools with Programs or Services for Students with ADHD or Learning Disabilities (College Admissions Guides) 12th Edition

My son has language based learning disabilities...kind of dyslexia, but different. He needs a school that can support him and also challenge him. I like the way this book is organized and ranks by level of support given. A lot of schools talk a good game, but apparently don't come through. I wondered if this would duplicate what you can find for free on line, but it definitely adds value. My son is in his junior year, but this is already well thumbed. I wish there was an On line searchable version where you could compare schools directly to each other.

Good resource, as a starting point. Especially if you are unaware of what types of programs colleges offer for children with learning differences. However, you still have to do your own research and ask questions of every college you are considering.

Valuable resource for researching colleges for my kid with ADHD and executive function shortfalls. Used this along with collegexpress.com. Nice useful lists in the back which describe several levels of services and this helped us narrow down college choices. Not sure why they didn't include HighPoint University but we didn't find any others missing. We gave this book to our high school college advisor afterwards to share with others.

The strap broke before I was even able to use it. Then the other foot doesn't tighten correctly. Received it super fast, looked great out of the box, was a complete useless waste of money.

This book is perfect for finding a college that will fit my son's needs. Very comprehensive. I would recommend it to any parents with LD children.

awesome

Great Product

Limited college choices, none of my son's choices listed. No way to know this until it arrived.