This latter finding regarding campus resources warrants additional comment. ACCESS is not intended to be a stand-alone intervention that addresses all of the challenges facing college students with ADHD. On the contrary, ACCESS is designed to empower students with the knowledge and skills necessary to better manage their ADHD and any comorbid conditions that may be present, in part through the assistance it gives students in making connections with other campus units that provide clinical services and other support. In this regard, ACCESS is best viewed as an integral component of an overall multimodal treatment approach that includes other interventions (e.g., medication management, counseling, tutoring).