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  • Brian Evans Learning Disabilities Program Assistance Fund
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Learning Disabilities Program

The Learning Disabilities Program (LDP) is a comprehensive tutorial program for students with learning disabilities and attention deficit disorders.

Each student meets with his or her learning disabilities specialist for two hours weekly. This regular schedule of individual meetings ensures the dynamic, personal, and intensive character that makes the program successful.

Content for sessions is drawn directly from the student’s course work. Skills addressed may include time management, organization, reading comprehension, expository writing, research and study skills, and self-advocacy.

Northeastern University was named by Huffington Post as one of the 10 Colleges with the BEST learning disability programs

Additional Information:

• After High School, the Rules Change
• Resources
• Scholarship opportunity

Please note: Basic accommodations for students with learning disabilities and attention deficit disorder are provided at no cost by the Disability Resource Center. Additional information is available at (617) 373-2675 or www.drc.neu.edu

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