Navigating the College Application Process for Students with Learning Differences

Is your teen a neurodivergent learner with ADHD, dyslexia, or other learning differences? Join us on Monday, March 9 at 4:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM ET for expert insights to help you navigate the college admissions process with confidence.

This webinar is great for families with students in grades 7-11.

1 in 5 U.S. students have a learning difference like ADHD, dyslexia, or autism.

The college admission process can be exciting but also overwhelming, especially when you're supporting a neurodivergent teen.

Learning differences offer unique ways of thinking, problem-solving, and viewing the world. And when framed strategically, they can become compelling strengths on college applications.

Join Jessica N., former Associate Director of Transfer Services at Landmark College (a leader in education for students with learning differences), and Christina M., a seasoned Collegewise counselor with over 20 years of college admissions expertise, for an inspiring webinar.

You'll gain valuable insights on:

College readiness strategies to help neurodivergent students prepare for college academically, socially, and organizationally.
Expert tips to help your child highlight their strengths and share their unique experiences on college applications.
Types of support and resources available at various colleges to promote your child’s success, including disability services, academic coaching, peer mentoring, and more.

Register now to discover how you can empower your teen to unlock their full potential and achieve college success!

Christina Mangano

Former Founder of Course to College Consulting, Educator

Christina Mangano is a lifelong educator with over 20 years of experience in college counseling. She received degrees in Education and Special Education at Boston College followed by a graduate degree in Education Administration. Christina is committed to helping students prepare to not only get into colleges that match their strengths and needs, but to thrive in and successfully graduate from those places. She has gone through the college search with two of her own daughters (one more to go!) so she can empathize with parents who are both excited and holding back tears at the same time.

Jessica Nelson

Former Associate Director of Transfer Services at Landmark College

Jessica Nelson has experienced a little bit of everything in the college world, which informs how she works with students. She attended big universities for her undergraduate and graduate work, has worked at the smallest liberal arts colleges, and taught classes at multiple community colleges and state universities. Her top goal when working with students is to make the unmanageable feel manageable and help students recognize their inherent strengths and how to leverage them in the application process.