new here not sure if ld

If you can afford a decent evaluation, go for it. The information would be useful even if it doesn't get you accommodations (though, when you're reading it, keep in mind that the evaluator is sort of like a home inspector - they *will* find things wrong 'cause that's their job ... different from evals in childhood where they'd much rather say "no problem!")

There are also a lot of support services at most schools that don't require a dx (like mine ;)). YOu may have to look for'em - and they may be, technically, for undergrads (or who knows who). Folks who want to help people genearlly like helping people who need it and use it :-)

Sue J, webmastress www.resourceroom.net