<p>I have always struggled in school. When I was in elementary school I was pulled from mainstream classes and put in a learn at your own pace almost special needs type of class. I sometimes need a little more attention then other students and need things explained very clearly for me to be able to do an assignment to this day. I was never formally tested for a learning disability, although my parents and teachers suspected I have dyslexia or something similar, because they assumed I would be "to smart" to test. I was always able to figure out ways to cope, using little tricks to keep my problems from bothering me. I am 22 and in college and I am so frustrated. I feel like I work so much harder then other students and I always try to be honest with professors and dont play games to get ahead. I am trying to transfer out of community college and nothing is working cause my GPA just isnt high enough. Im upset cause I did work hard for my grades. I was wondering if I should consider being tested. In the past I didnt want to, it was a sort of pride thing but now I am to the point that I think it may be my only answer for help.</p>
<p>Yes, get tested! When you have an understanding of what is causing your learning difficulties, then you will be able to decide how to proceed. Don’t wait any longer; get tested!</p>