Student Sues Princeton Over Learning Disability Accommodations

MomPhD
Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:44:43 +0000

Agree kmccrindle, great advice. Shawbridge, the accomodations we needed were not labor-intensive for the colleges. Perhaps that is why we got an easier, firmer commitment prior to matriculation where we asked. So, parents, judge your own kids situation accordingly.

I would also add that it helps to network with others who are attending your kid’s potential colleges and who have experience with the disability service. It provides another reality check on promised vs. delivered services and accomodations.