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Overview of Landmark's Academic Support Services

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The Landmark College Difference

Landmark College offers the same range of student services found at any college—from counseling and health services to student life and athletics.

The difference at Landmark College is that these professionals, like our faculty and academic advisors, bring specific expertise in, and a passion for, working with students who learn differently.

Learn more about how the college experience at Landmark College compares to traditional colleges that provide “accommodations” for students with learning disabilities (such as dyslexia), ADHD, and autism.

Working together, we help students discover their path as confident, empowered, and independent learners. We integrate our innovative learning strategies into everything we do.


Learn more about academic support at Landmark College:

  • The academic advisor is central to the system that supports individual student performance.

    In addition to classes, students in their first year at Landmark College participate in weekly academic advising sessions while engaged with the advising curriculum.

    As students progress in their coursework in their second year, they become increasingly independent and meet with their advisor less frequently.

    Students pursuing their bachelor’s degree work with degree-specific advisors.

  • Please visit The Drake Center for Academic Support page for more information.

  • Counseling Services are available to provide support to students dealing with stress and other personal, social, or academic difficulties.

    Health Services offers support for physical issues.

  • Students can receive educational technology guidance from the Drake Center for Academic Support.

    The Drake Center helps students take advantage of the wide array of technologies that support the needs of students who learn differently.

  • Students who are academically prepared for college may still face significant challenges navigating the social curriculum and adjusting to the more fluid routine of the college student.

    Landmark College recognizes the need to provide additional programming to assist such students, including those with an autism spectrum condition, to meet their college goals.

    Our integrated services model for social pragmatic support services provides a structured living and learning environment that combines an effective pedagogical approach with tailored social and other programmatic supports.

  • The Landmark College Library offers walk-in assistance as well as one-on-one appointments with students to assist them with their research projects and with developing information literacy.

    The Library building offers a welcoming space conducive to individual and small-group study, as well as resources to support students’ curricular and extra-curricular needs and interests.

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