Hello, Thanks for posting on HCM, As you might have known, color blindness is a lifelong condition and most people are able to adjust to it without difficulty or disability. People who are colorblind may not be able to get a job that requires the ability to see colors accurately. For example, electricians (color-coded wires), painters, fashion designers (fabrics), cooks (using the color of meat to tell whether it s done), chemical engineers (telling colors of chemical substances would not be an easy task) need to be able to see colors accurately. I feel that your color blindness might be a problem with pursuing your studies. But it is also important to understand there is severity criteria to be considered. I suggest you book an appointment with an ophthalmologist who may assist you with this and also provide you with a medical certificate. Hope this helps