meiheadcanon: companies don't filter for university graduates because they don't necessarily believe that you can't learn what you need through other means, but that if you survived a degree program at a high-ranking university, then either you don't have ADHD, or you have figured out how to properly cope with it, whether that is with medications or without them
TommyTorty10@mei I've had this openly stated online and in-person. I've heard professors use it to justify running "bleeder" classes to make students drop out of their program. I think I should also note that those professors are very lonely people.
I also want to say that at least in the program I went through, many people coped with ADHD, but I don't think it was usually properly. Burning yourself out just slowly enough to make it through university will get you through university. It won't be happily or easily or leave you with a future, but you will get the diploma.