<prompt> Human: Hello reddit, I usually lurk but I work as an emt on some overnights and tonight I had some free time and felt it would be good for me to post this so here I am. Let me give you some context so maybe you all can point me in the right direction.Im a 22yo female who lives with my parents and graduated hs and I have an associates degree in liberal arts. I have anxiety, depression and mild adhd that Ive had since highschool. Ive worked as a lifeguard for a bit, did some retail and have been an emt for several years.I thought I had my issues in check and at the time felt confident enough to go away to school upstate and live on my own. I went away to college for the first time last fall to try to get a bachelors in art. Unfortunately my social anxiety was worse than I expected it to be, I could barely handle living on my own or organizing and keeping track or finishing my schoolwork and I became severely depressed. In the past Ive had mostly bs and as but unfortunately I couldnt even manage cs and I decided to withdraw because I had already hit the point in two of my classes where I was going to fail and I didnt want that on my record so I figured I would just withdraw and have a clean slate. Im still considering going back to school but I needed to take care of myself.I still have to pay a little over 10,000 together with a few thousand in subsidized and unsubsidized loans and the rest I took out a personal loan with Wells Fargo to cover living expenses, groceries, and art supples. I currently am an emt, I volunteer at a community ambulance that Ive been with since high school and I work in private ems for a little less than 12.00hr with about 28-35 hr a week atm an I am in emt-critical care class as well. I pay about 400 a month for bills like my car payments and phone and then 50 to the unsubsidized and subsidized and 80 to the private loan. Plus any other expenses like gas and food and medication copays. Thankfully I am still under my parents insurance and its not terribly expensive. I am not in any terrible debt but I feel like each month I make just enough and I would like to get out of this rut. If there are any other subreddits you think this fits in better too then I will xpost there. Thanks if you read this!EDIT: Wow! Sorry I took so long to get back I logged out for the day and I didnt expect so many responses. Let me catch up on some of your comments. About the car though, it is a lease under my parents and Im debating getting rid of this car when the lease is up but Im afraid of getting a used car with potential issues. Also, volunteering is paying for my associates degree under the SERVES scholarship so I basically got my 2 year degree for free but I can maybe go on clinical for that but since I am in critical care class which is like an upgrade from emt to almost paramedic I need to be there to practice skills like ivs and intubation and I can earn extra money there. I am going to do a better job managing my money though because I think I do spend more than I should and I barely realize it. It takes a lot for me to proritize because Im pretty scatterbrained sometimes and get caught up with instant gratification. I forget things a lot too so I guess I need advice getting organized as well. My finances are just part of the puzzle albiet a huge one lol edit: some spelling. foregive me Im on mobile. thx again for the advice.  <response>: talk to your school and a doctor. Im not joking about this, if you have a disability Which major depression and severe anxiety qualify as your school has to make reasonable accommodations for you.There may be a way of going back to those classes medical leave but that depends a lot on the schoolthe documentation you have. 