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If you’re asking how the Stanford EPGY AP courses are viewed among colleges, the fact is, the EPGY AP courses require the same College Board AP exam as the ones offered in high school. If you are looking for schools where the student bodies are specifically made up of students with particular learning challenges, a quick search on the Internet reveals colleges such as Landmark College, Beacon College, Curry College, and other schools with top-ranked programs for students with learning disabilities. Although your son doesn’t have the foreign language courses required, the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education does allow applicants with learning or other disabilities to substitute two academic electives based on the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks for the two required foreign language courses if he has submitted to the high school the results of an evaluation, completed within the past three years, that indicates a specific diagnosis of a learning disability that affects the ability to learn a foreign language. For a list of schools that might be a good fit, check out a learning disability-specific college guide, such as Peterson’s Colleges for Students with Learning Disabilities or ADHD.