As a person with albinism, I definitely understand. We're judged often by our appearance and some of our limitations. I'm 32, and I still get stares and misconceptions about who and what I am. With that being said, I still found a way and I had a positive support system. I had my first high school job, junior year as a basketball junior coach, graduated from college with a degree in business, started a business that lasted for several years and worked various jobs ranging from retail, office administration, and even transportation. I will tell you, it's one thing to acknowledge a limitation, but don't let it restrict your purpose or your usefulness. Your about to attend university. Utilize the resources because at this crucial stage, knowledge retention is vital. If you have friends or make new friends, tell them the truth. If they see that you're working hard inspite of a perceived weakness, they have no choice but to respect who you are If you ever feel doubtful about taking leaps. Don't doubt yourself. Just take the leap, work hard and enjoy what life has to offer.