The College for Students Who Learn Differently
Dyslexia | ADHD | Autism | Executive Function Challenges
Empowering Students, Transforming Education
Landmark College is a community designed exclusively for students who learn differently, including students with a learning disability (such as dyslexia), ADHD, autism, or executive function challenges. We champion a strengths-based model for education, giving students the skills and strategies they need to succeed in life.
"I was in a smaller setting so I was able to focus. After a while I was getting better grades than most of my friends who were in those big classes."Isaac Alam, Landmark College, B.A. in Liberal Studies
Learn Differently
LD Support Programs
Bringing LD Research Into the Classroom
The Landmark College Institute for Research and Training (LCIRT) conducts groundbreaking research on learning disabilities (like dyslexia), ADHD, and autism, and shares that knowledge with educators around the world through webinars, workshops, professional training, and online courses.
Fully integrated within our campus, LCIRT leverages the expertise of Landmark College’s faculty and staff and promotes the academic success of our student community in and out of the classroom.
Professional LD Learning for Educators
Webinars, online courses, on-site and online workshops, Summer Institute, and more.
Discover Your Learning Ability!
Landmark College offers a vibrant and personalized educational experience.
"The classroom at Landmark is the best place in the world to be. We pride ourselves on anticipating what students need and directing our teaching toward that."Jill Hinckley, Dean of the School of Education
Online Campus Tours, Visits, and Open Houses
Featured News
Antioch University and Landmark College Announce New Partnership
Online information session scheduled for Thursday, October 24 with details
Fall 2024 Convocation Recap
Watch video and see photos from the ceremony
Landmark College names Dr. James Dlugos as Interim President
Search committee for next President will be formed this fall.