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Life Tutors Julie Doar-Sinkfield and Neurodiversity
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Julie son has ADD and severe executive dysfunction. Julie has a master’s degree in Sociology, and one time she co-founded a Performing Arts Charter School with these same two partners. She is a volleyball mom with two daughters that keep her on the road. When she isn’t trying to help her kids, she is a professor of Sociology and her passion at work is operations. Julie is a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and Jack and Jill of America, Inc.
- 50% of all college students graduate on-time
- 39% of college students diagnosed with ASD graduate on-time
- 15% of adults diagnosed with ADHD even have bachelor’s degrees.
- 27% of first-generation college students graduate on-time
- 35% of BIPOC college students graduate on-time
And if it takes someone even longer to graduate, like 6 years, that can add another 70,000 to the total cost of attendance.
- 11% of low-income students graduate within 6 years
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