<p>I am a Junior in high school and I am a student with a documented math learning disability and have questions about college admissions. Here is a quick summary of my situation: I have top level SAT scores in critical reading and Writing, but my math score is average at best. I attend a competitive private high school and I have taken some honors and AP's in the humanities, but not in Math or Math-related science courses, due to the fact that my disability makes it impossible to get good grades on that side of the academic spectrum. Overall, I have a pretty good weighted GPA even though my math/science doesn't help it much. When I apply to colleges, my guidance counselor will explain my disability in his recommendation. And lastly, I am applying for a non math or science major. My question is: will college admissions offices take my disability into consideration when looking at my math SAT score and math/math related science grades?</p>
<p>Yes.</p>
<p>For more ideas/better advice about this, you may want to post your question in the Parents Forum.</p>
<p>Thank you.</p>
<p>Moderators: Please delete this thread. I have re-posted it in the parents section of the forum</p>