I have published a list of about 20 questions that you should ask the student disability office in my book entitled, A College Survival Guide for Students with ADD and LD . Using this list, you'll be able to find a school with excellent support services. Your chances of success in college with ADD have never been better. My oldest patient with ADD is 75. She was not diagnosed until her late 60s and has found her treatment very beneficial.
ADD is truly a neurobiological disorder that can respond very well to medication.
The most important thing in selecting a career path when you have ADD is to choose something that greatly interests you. There's a plus side to ADD which isn't talked about enough called hyperfocusing. If they're headed in the right direction they often have more drive and more energy than the average person. There was a great deal of publicity about biofeedback a number of years ago. However, there has been no research that validates the claims being made by the biofeedback community.