Does he have anyone who could tutor him? Perhaps the college has disability services who can provide such :)

They’re legally required to provide the accommodations he needs as long as he has a disability diagnosis. I have a friend with 2 level 2 kids who are both in college now, but he needed a lawyer or threats of getting one to make their schools provide what they needed. You may want to look into getting a special needs lawyer to help with the process. Since he’s 18+ it’s on him to advocate for himself now.

Wow this is a great list. Thank You so much BrianBrooks !

Top Autism Math Tutoring Options in New York

• Hunter College Learning Lab (HCLL)
• Type: University-supervised special education tutoring
• Focus: Offers free tutoring in reading, writing, and math for students in grades 2 through 12 who have Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).
• Location: Hunter's 68th Street campus in Manhattan, online, and partner school sites across New York City.
• Details: Sessions are led by graduate students in Hunter's Learning Disabilities program and supervised by faculty. Learn more at the Hunter College Learning Lab.
• Brooklyn Letters
• Type: Integrated private therapy and academic center
• Focus: Provides structured, individualized 1:1 support in math, literacy, and communication for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
• Location: NYC metro area (in-person and remote sessions available seven days a week).
• Details: Combines academic instruction with specialized support tailored to neurodivergent learning profiles.
• NYC Tutoring
• Type: Customized private in-home and mobile tutoring
• Focus: Math tutoring (from elementary math up to high school math and calculus) designed around autistic routines and comfort.
• Location: Travels anywhere in the NYC metro area, including Long Island, parts of Westchester County, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
• Details: Families can specify preferred environments (such as a quiet library or home setting) and sensory accommodations.
• EBL Coaching
• Type: Specialized learning and tutoring center
• Focus: Instruction for students with learning disabilities, ADHD, and autism, covering math, executive functioning, and foundational skills.
• Location: Manhattan and virtual options across NYC.
• Details: Uses structured, multi-sensory teaching approaches customized to individual diagnostic profiles.
• Independent & Platform Tutors (Wyzant, Superprof)
• Type: Independent special education or certified math teachers
• Focus: Individualized math and academic coaching. For example, local platform tutors like Shaniqua H. on Wyzant charge approximately $40/hour for autism-focused academic support, while NYS-certified special education and math teachers on Superprof or local networks range around $80/hour (frequently with introductory session options).