<p>We would of course disclose after she is accepted because she will have to continue her meds and Health Services will need to know about it. We are really not trying to hide anything, just trying to make sure that nothing is held against her in the app process. </p>
<p>thumper1- you are right that her test scores are not bad. I guess I have been reading this board too much, there are so many super qualified kids. It is just that her test scores do not really reflect her academic ability -- and I am not just saying that as a parent rooting for her kid. She attends a very rigorous prep school (not a big reputation as it is very small) -- and is top of her class. She is a very intellectual, academically oriented student who loves learning and just about every subject she studies. We just want to see that she gets the best opportunities in her college experience.</p>