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Below are suggestions for resources that are available at many colleges and the online resources that are available to everyone.
AT YOUR COLLEGE
| VISIT . . . | IF YOU NEED HELP . . . |
| Counseling Center | understanding learning styles. |
| Career Center | learning how the Myers−Briggs Type Indicator can be used in career planning or how to align your Myers−Briggs type with your interests and career development options on campus. |
| Disabled Student Services/Counselor | getting advice on learning disability testing and diagnosis and on receiving accommodations if you have a learning disability. |
ONLINE
| GO TO . . . | IF YOU NEED HELP . . . |
| Myers & Briggs Foundation: myersbriggs.org/ |
learning more about these personality types and accessing a questionnaire to find out more about your type. |
| LD Pride: ldpride.net/ |
obtaining general information about learning styles and learning disabilities and using an interactive diagnostic tool to determine your learning style. |
| National Center for Learning Disabilities: ncld.org | locating resources to diagnose and understand learning disabilities. |
| Assistive Technology Solutions: atsolutions.biz/ |
learning about assistive technology programs for students with disabilities. |
| Facebook: facebook.com | finding groups on Facebook created by students who have learning disabilities or ADHD. These groups are a great way to connect with other students with learning disabilities at your college or other colleges. If you have been diagnosed with a disability, the members of these groups can offer support and help you seek out appropriate resources in order to be successful in college. |
| National Institute of Mental Health: http:/ |
getting information about how adults who have ADD or ADHD can get diagnosed and treated. |
MY COLLEGE’S RESOURCES
What are some of your college's specific resources? Make a list of the unique resources available at your school. Have you taken advantage of any of them?