Academic · Clinician-led · Telehealth
College Student Psychological & Functional Evaluation
Documentation of mental-health-related academic difficulties and potential academic supports — for students who want to understand and document how symptoms affect study and campus life.
For college and graduate students, disability-services documentation, and the academic impact of anxiety, depression or attention concerns.
Licensed clinicians · Individualized written report · Quality-assured · Secure
The College Student Psychological & Functional Evaluation is a 75-minute, clinician-led telehealth assessment documenting how mental-health symptoms affect academic functioning.
- Who it is for
- For college and graduate students, disability-services documentation, and the academic impact of anxiety, depression or attention concerns.
- Format
- Online, 75-minute clinician interview
- Written report
- 7–10 pages, individualized
- Standard price
- $495 ($395–$595 typical range)
01 · Who this is for
Who this assessment is for
Built for students whose performance drops under pressure and who need something concrete to act on.
- You are a college or graduate student and your academic performance has slipped.
- You need documentation for your school's disability or accessibility services.
- Anxiety, depression or attention difficulties are affecting your study.
- Deadlines, exams or coursework have become unmanageable.
- You want to understand which supports might help you academically.
- You need documentation your school will review for eligibility.
02 · What the assessment covers
What this assessment covers
The evaluation focuses on academic functioning alongside symptom and daily-functioning measures.
- Academic functioning and how symptoms affect study, exams and deadlines.
- Symptom severity through PHQ-9 and GAD-7.
- Attention screening through ASRS v1.1.
- Daily functioning through WHODAS 2.0.
- Potential academic supports framed as options for consideration.
Self-report screening tools inform a clinician’s judgment. They do not, on their own, establish a diagnosis or eligibility for any benefit.
03 · What to expect
What to expect
- Time: a 75-minute video interview plus questionnaires completed in advance.
- Format: fully online, from a private space.
- Clinician: conducted by a clinician licensed in your state.
- Privacy: FERPA-aware handling; nothing is disclosed to your school without your consent.
- Requirements: no referral required to begin.
04 · How it works
From intake to signed report.
- 1
Online intake
Tell us what the evaluation is for. The right measures are assigned to your case automatically.
- 2
Validated questionnaires
Complete your measures securely online, at your own pace, before the interview.
- 3
Clinician interview
A 75-minute structured video interview with a clinician licensed in your state.
- 4
Integrated report
Your clinician writes an individualized report with a functional analysis, then it passes quality assurance and is delivered as a secure PDF.
05 · What you receive
What you receive
A signed, individualized 7–10 page report documenting academic-related functional impact.
- Clinical history and symptom severity.
- An analysis of academic functional limitations.
- Potential academic supports for consideration.
- A clear statement that the school decides eligibility.
- Delivered as a secure PDF after quality-assurance review.
06 · How to use your results
How to use your results
The report is something you choose to share with your school's support office.
- Bring it to your school's disability or accessibility services office.
- Share it with a campus counselor or your own treating provider.
- The school determines eligibility and which accommodations it grants.
- This is not an IEP or IDEA school-eligibility evaluation and does not determine legal entitlement to services.
Honest scope. This evaluation is clinical documentation. Whether it is accepted is decided by the organization that receives it — not by us, and not by a score.
07 · Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does this qualify me for academic accommodations?
No evaluation can guarantee that. Your school reviews documentation against its own criteria and decides what it grants.
Is this the same as an IEP evaluation?
No. School-eligibility evaluations under IDEA/IEP require separate procedures beyond this service. This documents functional limitations and potential supports for your institution's consideration.
How much does it cost?
The standard price is $495, with a normal range of $395–$595 depending on complexity.
How long does it take?
The interview is 75 minutes. Your clinician confirms the report timeline at intake.
Will my school be told automatically?
No. The report is released to you, and shared only when you choose to share it.
Can I take it from campus?
Yes — you just need a private space, a stable connection and a camera.
Ready for clarity?
Start the College Student Psychological & Functional Evaluation intake. You will complete validated questionnaires and meet a clinician licensed in your state.
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