Has anyone here experienced losing a parent while in college? I’m going through a really tough time and feeling quite unfortunate. It seems like most people don’t lose their parents until they are in their 50s or 60s, and this situation just feels so unfair. I look at my friends, and none of them really understand what I’m going through. 🙁
Experiencing ADHD in college has been quite a journey for me. I often find myself either deeply engaged in my studies or lying in bed, aware of all the assignments I need to tackle. I clearly recall when I became overly fixated on my college experience, talking about it endlessly to my mother and brother […]
Pursuing Higher Education for Pleasure: A Worthwhile Investment? When contemplating the purpose of attending college, many individuals grapple with a pivotal question: Is it sensible to enroll in university purely for the joy of learning? While advancements in technology and alternative career pathways have made it possible to achieve financial success without a degree, the […]
Seeking Input on Next Semester’s Class Load Hi everyone! I’m looking for some advice on my course load for next semester. As a biology major, I plan to take the following classes: Organic Chemistry 1 (with lab) Physics 1 Microbiology Introductory Biology preceptor This totals 15 credit hours. Do you think this is manageable? Thanks […]
I’m really sorry to hear about your loss. It’s completely understandable to feel overwhelmed and unfairly singled out in this situation. Losing a parent is a profound experience at any age, and it can be especially difficult while you’re navigating college life and building your future. Remember that it’s okay to grieve and feel a mix of emotions. You’re not alone in this, even if it seems like your friends can’t relate. Sometimes, talking to someone who has experienced a similar loss, whether it’s a friend or support group, can help. Taking care of yourself during this time is really important, and reaching out for support when you need it is okay. Your feelings are valid, and it’s a tough journey you’re on.