Studentgizor
Studentgizor is an organizational system for students, especially first-year post-secondary students, specifically people with learning disabilities.
A Virtual Organizational System
Input your school deadlines; exams, tests, assignments and even personal events and stay notified with push notifications about upcoming deadlines and priorities. Studentgizor is equipped with a grade calculator that allows users to input grades and deadline weight – never worry about where you stand in a class.
Did you know you may be eligible for Studentgizor at no cost to you?
If you have met the disability approval through post-accessibility services, you may be eligible for Studentgizor through the equipment and services grant. Connect with your Accessibility advisor at your campus for more details.
Downloadable Template
Easy to Use
Grade Calculator
Schedule Report
Input your school deadlines; exams, tests, assignments and even personal events and stay notified with push notifications about upcoming deadlines and priorities. Studentgizor is equipped with a grade calculator that allows users to input grades and deadline weight – never worry about where you stand in a class.
Studentgizor is a communication system that prompts the student to study before upcoming tests, keep them informed, and prepare them with push notifications sent to their phone. This app allows students to ensure nothing was overlooked and keeps the student focused on academic material instead of organizing their schedule.
The goal of the app is to keep students enrolled in school and remain confident in their ability to succeed, knowing they are organized.
This service is a monthly subscription and we are really targeting new students and parents of the students who need it most. The disability sector, in particular, is lacking resources in this area and for some, such as those with attention deficit disorders, organization and studying is an area in which they need more assistance. We are here to help!
Megan Cook
As I began to explore my passion, my father‘s health got increasingly worse and created a huge personal distraction. My father, John, was physically disabled after experiencing a workplace accident. His health declined and he passed away during my second and third year, I tried returning to school a week later. It was a complete fog. I dropped out and moved to Alberta quickly after to focus on my career.