ADHD U gives college students ongoing places to plan, get unstuck, work alongside other students, build real-life skills, and practice managing college more independently.
There isn't one "right" way to use ADHD U.
Some weeks you may need a lot of support. Other weeks, you may just need a place to make your plan and get moving.
That's the point.

Start with a plan. Come back when the plan needs to change.

Figure out what needs to happen before the week happens to you.
Look ahead, identify priorities, break down what's coming, and make a realistic plan for your week.

Don't stay stuck longer than you need to.
Get help figuring out what to do next. Problem-solve, rethink your plan, navigate resources, or recover after falling behind.

Sometimes getting started is the hardest part.
Work alongside other students who are also trying to get things done. Bring the task you've been avoiding and start.

The goal isn't just making a good plan.
Build systems for remembering, starting, following through, and adjusting when something isn't working.

College requires a surprising number of skills that have nothing to do with your major.
Budgeting. Cooking. Finding an apartment. Registering for classes. Using accommodations. Finding internships. Managing your health. Building a resume. LinkedIn.
Nobody hands you a syllabus for those.
So we made one.
Each month, we tackle a different real-life challenge through practical workshops designed for college students with ADHD.
You'll learn things you can actually use now, not someday after graduation.

Life Skills

College Navigation

Career Preparation

Independent Living
Use the support you need. Practice doing more on your own when you're ready.
ADHD U isn't designed to make students dependent on ADHD U.
It's designed to help students become less dependent on everyone else.
Plan some weeks independently
Know when you need help
Recognize problems earlier
Know where to find it
Recover faster
Build your own systems
Your university teaches the subjects that lead to your degree.
ADHD U helps you practice the systems, skills, and problem-solving that help you navigate everything around that degree.
Start with support.
Practice with support.
Build toward independence.
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Enrollment opens August 15, 2026 at 12:01 AM
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