The most common difficulties are in the area of written language, including sentence structure, organization, mechanics, and spelling. Reading impairments, such as a very slow rate of reading, are often found in adults with learning disabilities. Some also continue to experience difficulty with mathematics.
Students receive credit for course work the same as other students.
Yes, students may receive extra help in a variety of settings, including Barat's Writing Wing, the Language Lab, the Math Lab, the Library, the Counseling Center, and the Career Planning Center. Yes, personal counseling is available through the Counseling Center for all Barat students who want it. Yes, participants earn a Barat degree in the same manner as other students by completing the college's academic requirements. No, there are no courses just for students with learning disabilities. Yes, there are basic skill courses available for all Barat students.