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At Landmark College we know that neurodiversity is a strength and believe in the untapped insights and creativity of our students. We also know the right point of entry is key to success—whether it’s an Associate Degree, Bachelor’s Degree, Bridge Experience, Transition at College, or Short-Term Summer Program. We invite you to apply for admission today and discover the path that works best for you.

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Landmark College was the first institution of higher learning to pioneer college-level studies for students with dyslexia. Today, LC is a global leader in integrated teaching methods for students who learn differently, including students with learning disabilities (such as dyslexia), ADHD, and autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Financial Strength

One of the most important decisions around choosing a college is cost. Landmark College works closely with students and families to identify financial aid and scholarship options to make your education affordable. Further, our institution is managed from a place of financial strength and stability, providing a sense of confidence for students and families. 

Landmark College provides a critically important role in our higher education marketplace for neurodivergent students. As such, LC’s financial viability and reputation remain vibrant and strong. The U.S. Department of Education, in its most recent Financial Responsibility Composite Score, continues to rate Landmark College’s fiscal health as financially responsible. LC’s accrediting body, the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), praised the College in a 2018 progress report for diversifying its academic offerings, growing its short-term and online programs, and strengthening its fundraising and grant support. 

Landmark College has adapted and evolved continuously since its founding in 1985 as the first college for students with dyslexia. LC is engineered not only to provide student success and promote the benefits of neurodiversity in education, the workplace, and society at large, but also to allow our model to traverse the many demographic challenges and changes facing small colleges.

Hear from Landmark College students about how their experience here has led them to discover their strengths: