Landmark College is an accredited junior liberal arts college in Putney, Vermont. Founded in 1985 with a first-of-its-kind program for dyslexics by Charles Drake, the school is one of only two in the United States designed exclusively for students with learning disabilities, including ADHD and dyslexia. The college's current president is Dr. Peter Eden, Ph.D. A 2005 article at CNNMoney.com cited Landmark as having had the priciest tuition among colleges since 1998. Landmark utilizes an "integrated approach" to the whole student, the goal being to teach students to master learning and study strategies. About 490 students attend Landmark College. All students receive personal, directed assistance in their studies. Each student receives individualized attention from classroom instructors in courses tailored to meet their educational needs. The college offers courses for skills development, college credit, and an associate's degree program for individuals who have average to superior intellectual potential. Advisors meet frequently with students to review and guide their progress.