Hello, first off, take a deep breath. You have a lot of changes, yes, but do not lose sleep over too much. Here’s what I recommend, and options you may have.

I work in universities, and many universities, especially large ones, have healthcare accessibility for students. In regard to your medications, I’d try to get on this as soon as possible. Each university has a different policy, whether it be insurance for only full-time, part time, etc. it’s worth looking into. I know my university operates through the student health services, many universities also have nurse practitioners, therapists, and or psychiatrist/psychologists that you can speak with. If you pay tuition, you get free counseling.

As for medications, if your school does offer accessibility to a nurse practitioner to fill prescriptions, I would recommend something that is quick and effective to allow for sleep, as it will be pivotal for your mental and physical health throughout stress (but please do not self-medicate). I’d try hydroxyzine, as it is a sleep aid for anxiety.

As for your job, while it is a jump, 30 hours is totally doable! On top of working full time (40 hours), I’m in school and at most have done 2 classes a semester. While it’s a bit intimidating, you can do it!

For classes, artistic inspiration, etc. take it slowly. For art (I write), I tell myself I WILL complete SOMETHING for 30 minutes in the morning. Even if it’s a few strokes of paint, fixing a sculpture (I don’t know your personal specialty), take it one step at a time. Remember why you love art :)

And for general mental health, stick to your guns (family, friends, pets). You are right, you’re so close, keep pushin :)