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Tips for Going to College With ADHD (Child Mind Institute) Available in Spanish

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College is an exciting time! You’re surrounded by new friends and new opportunities, and have more independence than ever before. However, college life also presents unique challenges to a student with ADHD. Managing classes, a social life, and extra curricular activities without day-to-day support from parents and a structured school schedule isn’t easy. But there are plenty of things you can do to set yourself up for success. This article provides top ten tips that are a great place to start.

1. Go to class

2. Be realistic

3. Work first, play later

4. Be proactive

5. Use a calendar

6. Think before you drink

7. Join a club

8. Sleep!

9. Use your ADHD medication as prescribed

10. Call, text, or email your parents

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ADD/ADHD Independent Living Postsecondary Education Transition