Neurodiverse Students
Welcome to Auburn’s Neurodiverse Student Career Community! This space is designed to help neurodiverse students explore career options, develop professional skills, and prepare for success after graduation. Whether you’re building a résumé, preparing for interviews, searching for internships, or exploring career paths, you’ll find resources and opportunities to support you throughout your career journey.
As you navigate your academic and professional goals, we encourage you to connect with Auburn’s Office of Accessibility. Their team can provide support and accommodations to help you thrive in the classroom, while Career Discovery and Success is here to help you build career-ready skills, gain experience, and prepare for the future. Together, these resources can help you make the most of your Auburn experience and confidently pursue your goals.
Office of Accessibility
- Supports neurodivergent students through an inclusive and accessible learning environment
- Provides individualized accommodations and academic support
- Offers advocacy and collaborative campus resources
- Empowers students with diverse learning, attention, and cognitive differences to succeed academically and personally
- Fee-based academic support program housed within the Office of Accessibility
- Designed for students who learn differently, including those with ADHD, Autism, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, depression, anxiety, and other learning-related conditions
- Provides accountability, structure, and individualized support
- Helps students build academic and life skills through strategy-based coaching
- Focuses on helping students reach their academic goals and thrive at Auburn University
