Not sure whats wrong with me

yucca10
Mon, 17 Jun 2019 19:07:37 +0000

No, it’s not smart to drop out. Why do you think school is not for you? You have a decent GPA and you will be in a much better position to get a well-paying job when you graduate. I understand you may be burned out because of all the financial issues, but you still have an opportunity to attend a great school tuition-free which you shouldn’t squander.

Why should you care about the environment in science classes? You only concerns should be obtaining knowledge and getting your degree. If you enjoy classes you should take them. If pre-med sounds too daunting right now, what about a nursing degree?

Given your background, one thought is you could try to find a job doing home care for elderly or disabled. Good home health aids are in demand, and the schedule may be more flexible than a regular job. This doesn’t pay much but probably better than a grocery store. For social activities, try meetups on topics that interest you, they are free.

You made it that far, you’ll make it further. You are strong and capable, it’s just a temporary setback. Take a deep breath, go back to the tools your therapy gave you, lose yourself in your favorite classes, explore other clubs and way to meet people. If needed, talk to your doctor about taking antidepressants. Either way, don’t give up and it’ll get better, I promise.