dumb question but i need to know.. does “Full, No Waitlist” literally mean the class is full and there is no waitlist, or does it mean the class is full AND the waitlist is full?
If space becomes available, do you get put in the class or in the waitlist??
I just recently had a single counselling session because I was looking to get an ADHD diagnosis. I was told after to call Carleton’s clinic and schedule a mental health assessment. I booked it and it’s in about 2 weeks.
What I’d like to know is what should I expect on this assessment? Also, what happens after? I’m assuming they refer you to the ADHD specialist which is when you’re put on that waitlist (~2 months).
After getting a diagnosis, what comes after that? Do they set you up with PMC? Does that take a long time or is it straightforward?
I’d really realllllyyy like to have this all figured out before the fall semester starts. I’m very new to all this.
Realistically, could this all be sorted by September 8th?
hi, when do deferred grades get updated on Carleton central? does it take longer since it’s just the prof marking?
As the title says, what are some easy 4000 level business courses to take? The commerce program requires you to take 1.0 credits of BUSI courses at the 4000 level… I got 0.5 figured out, what else should I take?
As the title says, if you have adhd, how do you actually do well at uni? How do you study and manage your time?
Also, where and how do you get diagnosed in Ottawa? I won’t go into detail and I genuinely try not to self-diagnose, but I seriously have been thinking I have adhd for the last like 4 years. I’ve just kept on delaying getting a professional opinion because up until university I’ve managed to just make it work. But the executive dysfunction and task paralysis (and so much more) is catching up to me now so… now more than ever I need help