Get the documentation your college or university needs to determine eligibility for academic accommodations.

Many college students who have or suspect they have ADHD, anxiety, autism, learning disabilities, depression, or other conditions discover that high school accommodations don't automatically transfer to college. Colleges and universities typically require current, comprehensive documentation before they can determine eligibility for accommodations through their  accessibility services offices.

At Eon Educational Services, we provide comprehensive educational disability evaluations designed to meet documentation requirements for colleges and universities while helping students better understand how they learn best.

Ready to get started? Complete our inquiry form and discuss your needs and timeline.

Many students and their families are surprised to learn that:

• An IEP or Section 504 Plan alone is usually not enough for college accommodations.
• Colleges often require a current evaluation completed by a qualified professional.
• Documentation requirements vary from one institution to another.
• Obtaining updated documentation before classes begin can help prevent unnecessary delays in receiving accommodations. 

Whether you are entering college for the first time, transferring schools, attending graduate school, or returning after a break, we're here to help simplify the process.

Our evaluations can provide documentation for students with concerns related to:

• ADHD 
• Specific Learning Disabilities 
• Autism Spectrum Disorder (Level 1) 
• Anxiety Disorders 
• Depression and Mood Disorders 
• Executive Function Difficulties 
• Academic Skill Weaknesses 
• Processing Speed 
• Working Memory 
• Learning Differences that affect college success 

A college disability evaluation should do more than satisfy paperwork requirements.

Our evaluations are designed to help students:

• Better understand how they learn
• Identify strengths as well as challenges
• Receive individualized recommendations
• Build self-advocacy skills
• Make informed decisions about accommodations and supports

The result is a roadmap that helps students succeed throughout college—not simply qualify for accommodations.

The evaluation process for every student is led and managed by a Licensed Educational Psychologist and tailored to the student's unique needs.

Depending on the referral questions, evaluations may include:

• Clinical interview 
• Educational history review 
• Cognitive assessment 
• Academic achievement testing 
• Executive functioning assessment 
• Attention measures 
• Social-emotional assessment 
• Autism screening (when appropriate) 
• Review of previous evaluations and records 
• Comprehensive written report 
• Personalized recommendations 

Our comprehensive reports are prepared with the documentation standards commonly requested by college and university Disability or Accessibility Services Offices in mind.

While every institution establishes its own documentation requirements, our reports are designed to include the information colleges frequently request when determining eligibility for academic accommodations. Because requirements vary by institution, we encourage students to review their college's documentation guidelines before scheduling an evaluation

We'll discuss your concerns, review existing records, and determine whether an evaluation is appropriate.

Testing is individualized based on your student's history, concerns, and referral questions.

You'll receive a comprehensive report documenting findings, diagnoses (when appropriate), and individualized recommendations.

We'll review the results together so your student understands both their strengths and the accommodations or supports that may help them succeed.

Families choose Eon Educational Services because we combine clinical expertise with a deep understanding of how educational disabilities affect success in higher education.

Our evaluations are:

• Led and managed by Licensed Educational Psychologists
• Personalized to each student's needs
• Comprehensive and evidence-based
• Focused on both strengths and challenges
• Designed with college documentation requirements in mind
• Intended to support long-term academic success—not just paperwork

Single-domain college disability evaluations start at $950, with discounts available for students enrolled in certificate, associate, or other non-bachelor's programs, and documented PELL Grant recipients.

We'll discuss recommended specific testing, timelines, and pricing during your consultation so you know exactly what to expect before scheduling.

Whether you are preparing for college, already enrolled, transferring schools, or entering graduate school, we're here to help.

Complete an inquiry form and we'll reach out to discuss how a comprehensive educational evaluation can help you access the accommodations and support you need to succeed.