Colleges with integrated academic support

College Search & Selection
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I am looking for suggestions for colleges in the northeast with integrated support. Have looked at Marist and Muhlenberg, and wondering what else is out there. Preferably a school with a strong scicence program.

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Could you please explain what you mean by “integrated academic support”?

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meeting with an academic counselor on a regular basis that is part of the university, siilar to a scheduled class. Marist has a program with a supplemental charge. I am wondering who else has similar

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Thank you. Is this in any relation to learning disabilities? Or just generalized support?

I’m interested in this topic and I think I know of some schools that may offer support but I’m not sure if it’s the sort that you’re looking for. Could you please post a link to the pages that describe this at Marist and Muhlenberg?

Thank you

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https://www.marist.edu/student-life/community/accommodations-accessibility/learning-support

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https://www.muskingum.edu/plus

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Thanks – I don’t have time to comment on this yet but will as soon as I have time.

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Hi–

I found this listing of 20 colleges. This may be a good start. I will keep looking –
https://www.bestcollegesonline.com/blog/20-incredible-colleges-for-special-needs-students/

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I remembered that Adelphi has a special program and I don’t think that it’s on that other list–

https://learning-resource.adelphi.edu/

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This list also looks good. I read through them and they seem to tell you which schools offer what services.

https://www.collegechoice.net/50-best-disability-friendly-colleges-and-universities/

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This book may be useful: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=k%26w+guide+to+learning+differences

Some colleges with programs that I can think of offhand are Marist, Hofstra, Adelphi, UArizona, Curry College.

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I was impressed with the level of support offered at Haverford College. If you check out their website, you’ll see several workshops, downloads, and tutoring help available. For a high-performing student with an LD, I think Haverford could be a great option. Best of luck!

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Thanks so much for all of this, I just logged back on and will start checking in to them.

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Mercyhurst and Allegheny both have good support but I think both require “signing on”. There are lots of schools that have very intentional, excellent advising for students who want it but that is a very different thing than learning support.