off to college

you have questions about taking diabetes to college

we have answers, and they're all here

the college search

diabetes shouldn't decide where you go to school, but a few questions on a campus tour can save you a lot of headaches later.

accommodations

most students with diabetes skip this. most of them wish they hadn't. here's what accommodations actually cover and how to get them before something goes wrong.

packing for move-in

the supply list your endo appointment won't cover. plus a 90-day countdown to move-in day.

roommates and disclosure

you don't owe anyone your full medical history. knowing what to say before a low happens is a different story.

finding your care team

switching doctors for the first time is annoying and a little nerve-wracking. here's how to find someone good, what to bring and how to transfer your records.

meeting new people

while all your new college friends don’t have to be your diabesties, it might be nice to know a few people on campus who have diabetes - and even hang out together and support each other.  it’s kind of a game changer. 

burnout

it's real, it's common, and it hits differently in college. some signs you're in it and some tools for getting out.

drinking + parties

not a lecture. real information on alcohol and diabetes that you'll actually use.

study abroad

yes, you can and should go. here's how to plan for it.

jobs + internships

your rights on the job, in clinical programs and in internships. what to disclose, when and to whom.