Can a disability (epilepsy) be an advantage?

zannah
Fri, 08 Dec 2017 22:15:35 +0000

Never disclose disability before an admissions decision has been made. Schools might be concerned about an ongoing medical condition that could lead to missing class. You never, ever want admissions speculating about your daughter’s health and stamina. Your daughter should seek any scholarship that match her credentials. The idea of checking for scholarships dedicated to college students with epilepsy. Finally, your daughter’s has done well academically, socially, and other ways too. Please remember that your daughter’s success is built on the foundation that you provided her until now. She will need your support in college until she finds her place. Really finally, register with both disability services and the college health center right after she accepted admission to a particular school. Also, with her, sign a release for the two services immediately and to you if she has a medical incident. You don’t want to be fighting paperwork and law if the signatures are gathered immediately. They may never be needed, butlike insurance, you can never predict when you might need it.