NeuroDev has been accredited through the Middle States Association (MSA), marking a significant milestone in the organization’s commitment to high standards, accountability, and continuous improvement.
“This accreditation reflects ten years of intentional work to build a program that truly supports neurodivergent young adults in their development,” said Jason Grygla, MA, LCMHC, Co-Founder and Director of NeuroDev. "MSA’s process is built around professional peer review focused on real growth and improvement. The Middle States process gave us a structured way to reflect on what’s working, strengthen our systems, and turn our values into clear, actionable practices.”
As part of the accreditation process, NeuroDev conducted a comprehensive self-study of its developmental model, organizational practices, and student outcomes. This led to a multi-year growth plan focused on program quality, staff training, and long-term sustainability.
Founded in 1887, the Middle States Association is an international accrediting organization serving more than 3,000 schools and programs across 100+ countries. Accreditation through MSA is recognized as a mark of educational quality and organizational excellence.
About NeuroDev:
NeuroDev is a residential, post-secondary developmental gap year environment serving neurodivergent young adults. Grounded in Neuro-Developmental Mentoring™ (NDM), NeuroDev fosters social connection, confidence, and independence. With campuses in Raleigh, NC, and St. George, UT, NeuroDev supports students in their individual educational and career pursuits. For admissions and more information, visit NeuroDevMentoring.com.