This article starts by talking about a book called “My Dyslexia” by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Philip Schultz about his childhood struggles with Dyslexia. It then begins to talk about college students who have this learning disability and the struggle they face to get an accurate diagnosis of the disease which can seriously affect their academics in college. The main issue seems to be cost, with the price usually being way too high for a college student to afford to be able to be diagnosed propery and get correct treatment, or learn other ways to digest information while living with Dyslexia.