The purpose of this study was to examine differences in math problem solving among students with mathematics learning disabilities(MD) with and without comorbid reading disabilities(RD), and average achieving students. The primary interest was to analyze the processes students use to translate and integrate problem information while solving problems. Results indicated that both students with MD and students with MD+RD struggled with processing and were significantly weaker than their peers in paraphrasing irrelevant numerical information and visual relevant information. Students with MD used significantly more schematics representations than students with MD+RD. Schematic representations can promote the accuracy of word problem for mathematics learning disabilities.