@tonystarkofwinterfell The same thing has happened to me, which doesn’t make sense (at least not to me) because on the website the due date for the applications SHOULD be on March 1st, which is a week from today.
@GrandBudapest Admittedly, it’s really hard not to. Sometimes, school just seems like a never-ending cycle of little sleep and strenuous efforts that don’t amount to as much as you’d hoped. How long have you felt apathetic? What you’re saying kind of reminds me of what one of my closest friends was saying when her grades were falling last year; have you ever talked to anyone about it? :// I hope you do feel better though! Don’t give up! Your time and your effort is more than enough, and please, please don’t forget that grades don’t define you. I’m sure you’re a wonderful person and you work extremely hard, hard enough to merit heaps of praise. 
@pseudoprimal You can do it! I believe in you
It seems like everything just keeps piling on, but hang in there. At least hopefully next month you’ll be a little less swamped. If you ever need to talk or anything of the sort, just shoot me a message! You’re not alone, like other posters said. 
@neoking AH. There are days when it gets really hard to feel passionate about what I’m doing. Honestly, this year has made me question myself and what I want from life, from a career, from the people I care about, much more than any other year has. But - I don’t know. Ah, I’m sorry that I can’t really answer your question! I just, I don’t know. Whenever it seems that I’m losing faith in myself, or what I’m doing, or other people, something happens that restores my faith - in humanity, in striving to make the world a better place. I mean, there are a lot of times I feel bogged down too. Like you said, there’s simply not enough time for homework from multiple APs, copious amounts of extracurriculars, studying for standardized tests, sleeping, and even just talking to your friends. I guess prioritizing is how I handle it? But I’m not very good at that either…BUT ANYWAY. I DIGRESS LOL. I read somewhere that it’s a good idea to picture a goal that you can accomplish. Your long-term goal. But it has to be three words long or less, and you don’t show it to anyone, and it serves as sort of a - lifeline, I guess. Something you cling onto when life gets tough; the thing giving you passion and purpose. But even so, it’s okay to not know something, and to feel down! I hope you feel less stressed in the coming years 
WOW SORRY THESE ARE REALLY LONG MESSAGES HAHA