Since 1985, Landmark College (LC) has been revolutionizing education for students with learning differences such as dyslexia, ADHD, autism and executive function challenges in a welcoming, supportive environment.
Students have access to comprehensive supports including advising, executive function coaching and social pragmatics to help them identify the right strategies for their learning profiles. Therapy dogs are available to provide support, companionship and comfort. LC’s unique first-year Perspectives in Learning course encourages students to research and understand their diagnosis to better self-advocate for their learning needs.
Classes are taught in a number of ways, including visually, auditorily and kinesthetically. There are a wide variety of bachelor and associate degrees to choose from, including new majors in history, health sciences and media arts production starting this fall. LC also offers two fully online associate degree options, online dual enrollment for high school students and summer programs for both high school and college-age learners.
“We continue to invest in the quality of our student experience and remain laser-focused on the unique needs of the students we serve,” says VP for Enrollment Management Michael Stefanowicz.
Additionally, LC works with employers worldwide to support neurodivergent students in becoming career-ready and building connections. “We focus on connecting student interests with exciting internship and employment opportunities,” Stefanowicz says. “Companies are actively seeking out students like ours because they see the value in recruiting a workforce that approaches problems in different ways.”
19 River Rd. S., Putney, VT
802-387-6718
landmark.edu
