Some Hints for College Survival by Margaret Sankey 1. Get someone who knows the ropes of your major to give you the lowdown on what classes are absolutely required, and who teaches them. In some cases, taking classes you know will be disliked or difficult during the summer can get you a smaller class size or different class structure. Look into tutors.
Most programs have graduate students who make ends meet tutoring.
This is about like having a second professor to walk you through the material. Perhaps the disabilities office at the university will be of financial or locating assistance. Floundering in them only makes things worse.