Do I need to be an undergraduate student at The University of Maryland, College Park?
Yes, the SUCCEEDS clinic provides services exclusively to undergraduates at UMD.
How do I join the waitlist?
We are semester-long program, and students are only admitted twice in the academic year, prior to fall and spring semesters. To be placed on the waitlist, please email us at succeeds@umd.edu with the following filled out:
Does SUCCEEDS offer any Scholarships?
Yes, SUCCEEDS awards a full program scholarship to one participant per academic year from a population that has been traditionally underrepresented, such as individuals identifying as Black or African American, Hispanic or Latino, American Indian or Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander or those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds and low socioeconomic status (i.e., current or past recipients of the Pell Grant).
When are meetings for SUCCEEDS held?
One group meeting per week will be scheduled on Monday or Tuesday evenings. Individual meetings with coaches will be scheduled based on student and coach availability.
How much does SUCCEEDS cost?
Semester fee: $2,000
Subsequent semesters: $1,500
I am on the autism spectrum, and I also have ADHD. Can I enroll in SUCCEEDS?
The SUCCEEDS model has proven ineffective for students with autism. When students have a diagnosis of autism, or related social communication needs, we refer students to SIGNA. For more information, visit SIGNA at: https://signa.umd.edu/
Does SUCCEEDS offer evaluations to individuals outside of the program?
Currently, SUCCEEDS provides evaluations and documentation as a component of program participation only. Please email us for a list of local providers that may be able to offer evaluation support.
Do you take insurance?
Unfortunately, no insurance of any kind (i.e., private, Medicaid, Medicare) is accepted at this time. Upon request, we are able to provide you with a super bill to submit to your insurance provider for partial reimbursement. SUCCEEDS cannot guarantee reimbursement and will not submit materials on your behalf. Please inquire with your insurance provider regarding your benefits.
Do you provide prescription medication for ADHD?
We do not prescribe medications for ADHD. We can work with students to provide documentation to help facilitate the receipt of prescription medications from a licensed psychiatrist or primary care provider, if warranted.
Have a question we didn’t answer? Please email us at succeeds@umd.edu
Can you provide me with academic accommodations for my classes?
As part of the assessment procedure, we gather all the necessary information to provide students with documentation to receive academic accommodations, if warranted, with the Office of Academic and Disability Support Services (ADS).