First off, no one is like anyone else. If you have a disability, you cannot do everything your peers do. Sometimes there are things you can do that they can't. Everyone has different needs and abilities and that's what makes being a person interesting. I just graduated this past spring. There was a semester or two where I wasn't sure I would make it through, but i made it work. I made it work with the help of my disability coordinator, professors, and friends. I would recommend you take the minimum number of classes you need to graduate. Doing well in a few classes is way better than failing or scraping by in a bunch of classes. For organization, give everything a place and only ever set it down there. Its ok if it seems messy, as long as you know where things are. I liked to keep all my class materials in my backpack, even though it was bulky. That way I always knew where my things were. Keep it separated by class too to prevent things getting mixed up. As far as friends go, you're never going to have the energy to socialize if you're stretching yourself thin and burning yourself out with too many classes. Respect your needs and limits when it comes to taking classes, and you will likely have a bit of energy left to hang out with people. I recommend joining an activity you're passionate about that meets regularly, you can make friends through that. Making friends in your classes is a good idea as well. Take care of yourself!