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Recommended reading for the prospective LD college student: 

Bramer, Jennifer S.  Succeeding in College with Attention Deficit Disorders.  
Cobb, Joyanne.  Learning How to Learn: Getting into and Surviving College When You Have a Learning Disability.  
Dolber, Roslyn.  College and Career Success for Students with Learning Disabilities.
Gilroy, D.E. and T.R. Miles.  Dyslexia at College.
Nadeau, Kathleen.  Survival Guide for College Students with ADD or LD.  

All these titles are in the Academic Support Center Library.   

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Recommended websites  

Accommodations for Students with Disabilities A short guide to explain accommodations and to help you determine if you need one  
ADD/ADHD Information on ADD/ADHD
A Parent's Guide to College A short guide to help you understand the transition process from high school to college for your child with a disability  
Information on selecting a college for the LD student from LDOnline: Guide to Postsecondary Information. Information to assist in the planning and selection process, plus lots of advice on creating a successful postsecondary education experience.
Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic The nation's educational library for those with print disabilities.  
Rights and Responsibilities of Students with Disabilities A short guide to knowing and understanding the law and what it means to you  
Self Advocacy Steps you can take to help you be a successful student  
Subject-Based Deaf and Hard of Hearing Internet Resources
What is a Disability? A short guide to explain and describe disabilities
Scholarships for students with a Learning Disability This page presents a short list of scholarships for students with learning disabilities. Due to the very large and growing number of students who claim to be learning disabled, such awards are often highly competitive.

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Disability Information

Study Skills

-ADDitude--Magazine for persons with Attention Deficit

-Blind & Low Vision Services of North Georgia -College Students Who Have ADHD
-College Students Who Have Chronic Diseases or Medical Conditions
-College Students with Learning Disabilities
-Preparing for College: Options for Students with Learning Disabilities
-Ready, Set, Go!  Helping Students with Learning Disabilities Prepare for College

-Building on Study Skills
-How to Improve Your Reading Skills
-Learn about Beating Test Anxiety
-Manage Stress for College Success
-Put Time on Your Side--Time Management for Students
-Stress Management
-Study Skills for Academic Success

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