Go to the awards office at your school and talk to someone and find out if you qualify for anything.
You’d be surprised how many bursaries and similar go unclaimed each year. As a student every little bit helps, and you never know what you’ll qualify for until you go and ask. Some are based on grades sure, but many are based on need or your background or circumstances, and the occasional one is just first person to sign up with a pulse.
Seriously it’s worth the hour it takes for you to go visit in person and talk to a real person who can guide you through. Or maybe you can do all that shit online now. But take the time, it could be free money to you and free you up to concentrate on your drinking studies.
Please use your school’s on-campus mental health professionals. They are easy to access, usually free, certified, and acutely aware of the stresses and issues with college life.
Find the previous editions of your textbooks. Frequently they will be as cheap as $0.05. If your professor pulls homework questions out of the current edition go to the library and use their reference copy just for the questions.
Although with a lot of the access codes needed these days it might not be possible.
r/bodyweightfitness
Regular exercise will improve both the quality of your life and the quality of your work. Healthy body, healthy mind and all that.
Paul’s online math notes for calculus. It’s filled with examples and decent, down to earth explanations that don’t confuse the shit outta you