What should I do?

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My school has no programs for people with Asperger's syndrome that I know of. I am currently undaignosed because my therapist I used to go see never bothered to run one. I know I have it because I have almost all the signs, if not all, of it. My best friend Jirachu, who I like a lot because we are so alike. We were good friends for a long time. I only found out she had AS until after I told her I thought I might have it. Now I know why we're so alike. XD Anyways, I'm having trouble in school and I already talked with the cousler about it and they won't do anything. I know I can get a GED and still go to the college I want because my ACT score was 27, but I want a high school deploma. What can I do to help me do better in school? The only class I am passing is my computer class. XD

How far are you into school? If you're nearing the end of it all then I suggest boding it out.

Also, you haven't actually stated just WHY you want it! (welcome to WP too!)

Can your friends parents speak to your parents so that you can get a correct diagnoses? They might know someone. Also, your parents can request you get tested at the school, or they can request an I.E.P Individualized Education Program. Once they request it the school by law must set this up. At least thats American Laws. You failing all your classes except one.....thats proof you are not getting educated, and that is your right. Look up "Special Education Rights and Responsibilities" on your computer, nope...... schools don't suggest this because once you know what your rights are, they have to comply. The book can be sent to you, but I don't know what the cost is. Your parents need to act fast, schools drag their feet, and they aren't suppose to. Good luck to you.

I'm not sure if I can get any help with my problems because I have not been daignosed by a doctor yet. I'll see what I can do next time I see him. I could just get my GED and still go to the college I want, but a high school deploma would look so much better on my resume.