Anna-Lena, Charlotte und Nadine
Chronic illnesses can make university studies considerably more difficult - three women affected tell of their experiences According to the latest findings of a nationwide survey of students in Germany, 11.87 percent of those questioned at the University of Münster said they had an impairment which made studying more difficult for them. The majority of these impairments are not visible at first glance. But they can have a considerable impact on students’ studies and everyday lives. In these guest commentaries, Anna-Lena, Nadine and Charlotte tell of their experiences.
Anna-Lena, student (Latin and History): I’ve had epilepsy for eight years now, and it’s an illness which is largely invisible.
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