The Wechsler Intelligence Scale classifies an IQ Score of 105 as normal and average intelligence. If you scored 105 on an IQ test, congratulations, you scored better than 63.1% of the general population!

http://www.kids-iq-tests.com/iqscores/105.html

This site may help you with any other questions you have. In fact...that score is even higher than President Busch's IQ.

I think you can be successful in college, but is college the answer to what you want to do in life?  There are some schools that are very supportive of students with learning disabilities and offer services to help you succeed.  I would suggest you look for some of these schools and schedule a meeting with a college advisor who can help you get on track.  You have normal intelligence, but sometimes learning disabilities make learning more difficult.  Set your goals and work to achieve them.

The average for IQ is only 100 so don't feel bad about yourself. Belief in yourself is your best asset. If you think you can then you can! You may do better in a more hands on or technical school, play to your strengths. If you like helping others, then take a look at nursing, like building models? try mechanics. A good adviser will be able to give you more examples and even an aptitude test. There are also schools that split your time between practical hands on classes and traditional sit and take notes classes. Try for a mix to keep yourself active and find your learning style, are you visual or auditory? Patience and determination will get you much farther than a high IQ and even those with high IQs have issues. Trust me I'm on the high end of the spectrum and due to that my mind makes connections so quickly in so many directions that it is hard for me to grasp new concepts due to not being able to focus on the main idea rather than the offshoots. I have learned that very detailed work is best for me, it sounds to me by what you wrote that you need to be hands on. Everyone is different, don't let anyone tell you that you can't!

Get with a tutor with a background in special needs, ADHD, College Transition, etc.  Look at the website LinkedIN for professionals who are Special Needs or ADHD qualified.  See my friend Joan Zimmerman Azarva there and visit the Facebook page Conquer College with LD/ADD (Joan's Business page).  Tell her your situation and ask her for direction.  I believe she could coach you well online if you are not in her area.  Best of luck.  You can make it happen!