University
These pages are some survival guides to help you navigate accessibility in university. If you genuinely can’t handle where you are, you can try transferring to the University of Washington Seattle. They are famously strong in accessibility.
It is important for you to learn as soon as possible when you are bad at something versus when it is not accessible to you. It will change the decisions you make and how you view your abilities during some of the most crucial developmental phases of your adulthood.
From an economist’s perspective, just know that it is ok and even normal to:
- Take longer to graduate.
- Change your mind.
- Not do honours.
- Have student debt.
However, the decisions you make are not just helping you get where you want to be. The majors you pick and the jobs you put on your resume at the beginning set the signalling mechanisms for the rest of your career.
Neurodivergent Upgrade is here to help you go through these predictable demographic transitions and mitigate the damage that alternative timing can have on how employers assess your superstrengths.