From cleaning your room with a headlamp on to pretending you’re a professor, this masterlist of strategies is from ADHD student to ADHD student.
Written by Guadalupe Vial Ulloa Lethbridge Survival Tip: Take in the Sunshine During the Fall Term. In late August 2021, I arrived in Lethbridge for the first time, having travelled all the way from Chile. Three years ago, it was warm and sunny with a fresh breeze and green grass as far as the eye could see. If you look at the University’s page “About Lethbridge, Alberta,” three words come to mind when you think of the city: Sunshine, Coulees, and Wind. When I read that, and with my first impression of the city, I was sure the infamous Canadian winter would not be as awful for me as everyone had…
Living Away from Home Written by Lauryn Evans Living by yourself for the first time is just as much an adventure as it is a learning experience. On one hand, you get to experience the world freely and truly as your own autonomous being with no authority figure. No being hassled by your parents to do the dishes or to mop or to pick up the dog’s poop. You get to stay out late as you want, go where you want, and don’t have to keep having any sneaky little meetups. On the other hand, it means no more home-cooked meals from your parents, no asking your dad to check…
7 Survival Tips for U of L Written by: Andres Salazar Welcome to the University of Lethbridge! You’re looking straight down a road of parties, homework, test anxiety and heartburn from Urban Market cafeteria. Going into your first semester and year is exciting, and the first year is full of good times and awesome memories to come, but it’s not always perfect. Being a student at the UofL has its own challenges. Here are some tips to help you survive your first year! 1) Take a nap at the pool If there is one word to describe the average university student, it would be the word “tired.” At…
