Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD) is a very common neurobehavioral condition that can affect your ability to learn and succeed while here at NC State. NC State Student Health Services wants to make you aware of our services and other services on campus to help you with your ADD/ADHD.

We do not do diagnostic testing and do not diagnose ADD/ADHD. We require that you already be formally diagnosed with the disorder before seeking services from us for ADD/ADHD. Once you are diagnosed we can do monthly monitoring and medication refills.

If you have already been diagnosed with ADD/ADHD click here.

If you think you might have ADD/ADHD click here.

Other Resources on Campus
Disability Services Office (DSO)
Through DSO, students with formally diagnosed with ADD/ADHD can qualify for testing accommodations and other academic assistance. See website for forms and/or come by DSO within the Student Health Center.

Undergraduate Tutorial Center
Services are free to all undergraduates and tutors are available for most 100-200 level courses.

Counseling Center
The counseling Center is located within the Student Health Center and may be able to help with diagnosis and treatment of ADD/HD. They do NOT do formal ADD/ADHD testing.

For general information on ADD/ADHD click here.