I haven't heard of that.
In Poland I attend one of my local universities. I decided to tell my professors about epilepsy, just in case. And I'm glad I did it, because it turned most of them had no idea how to help.

I don't think there is a specific "epilepsy college" in regards to a credited college degree. Remember if it's not a credited school, the degree means nothing. But there are grants, scholarships and other benefits for those with epilepsy who want to attend college. If learning about the brain that would be medical school.

First, do You get any "Epilepsy" credits?
Second, do You have to do homework?
Third, is there Professors?
Fourth, is there a diploma at the end?

I go tocollege and have epilepsy with accessibility if thats what you mean

Ever American citizen can get a guaranteed student loan from the United States federal government to pay for college. At every university/college there should be a place for a person to go and ask for help if or when they need it. I have epilepsy and have a Associates, Bachelors, & Masters degree. Some people may just have to work harder then others to graduate.