Is Your Neuodivergent Student College Ready? Featuring: Dr. Eric Endlich
Clinical psychologist Dr. Eric Endlich shares guidance on preparing neurodivergent and twice-exceptional students for college and life after high school.
Is Your Neuodivergent Student College Ready? Featuring: Dr. Eric Endlich
Wondering if your neurodivergent/twice-exceptional kiddo is ready for college? You’re not alone! There is a lot of confusing information out there and it can make supporting our already complex kiddos an even more difficult task…
While all of our students are so unique, there are general guidelines that can be really helpful to understand in preparing your child for whatever may come after high school.
Don’t miss this value-packed highlight from our amazing webinar with special guest Dr. Eric Endlich (To learn more about Dr. Endlich, see his bio at the bottom of this page.)
Note: this is just a brief glimpse into an intimate, hour-long conversation that was hosted for our Virtual Villagers (members), only!
To discover programs that have been created to help your child either prepare for a more successful journey in college or to better support your kiddo who is currently in college, please head here: LEARN MORE NOW!
More info on our AMAZING speaker: Eric Endlich, Ph.D.
He is a clinical psychologist and founder of Top College Consultants®. He helps students with learning differences and emotional challenges nationwide apply to college. Dr. Endlich is on the Learning Differences/Neurodiversity and Diversity/Equity/Inclusion Committees of the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA), and received the “Making a Difference” award from IECA. A professional writer, special needs parent and twice-exceptional adult, Dr. Endlich has been interviewed by various media including Forbes, Money magazine, College Confidential and U.S. News & World Report.
About Young Scholars Academy
Young Scholars Academy is a WASC-accredited virtual learning community offering 175 live online courses and camps for gifted or 2e children ages 5–18, in classes of 6–8 students, led by neurodivergent mentors. Young Scholars Academy currently serves 1,200+ families across 47+ states and 17 countries, with a 93% semester-over-semester re-enrollment rate. ESA funding is accepted in 10+ states.
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