Son with ADD on 504 plan, not so great grades, but starting to get D1 interest, how do we proceed?

cherylhans100+ posts

My son is 2020, diagnosed with ADD in his 9th grade year, but just recently enrolled in the 504 plan. His GPA "just" makes the NCAA cutoff (after his sophomore year). Our coach has been contacted by several D1 schools in the past few weeks, one of which we will be visiting shortly. I have read that NCAA does allow for 504 plan kids to take an extra 3 courses after they graduate, but before they start college. Has anyone had this experience, and is this a deterrent for the college coach who is recruiting? This whole thing has us so anxious....

8/13/188:14 AM

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