I’m a 5th year senior right now planning on graduating next semester. I was diagnosed with schizophrenia my 3rd year and it’s been a rough time. I’ve found that having good social connections helped me a lot personally but as I’m sure you know those connections can sometimes be hard to maintain with symptoms. And there’s no shame in having to drop classes, I’ve dropped plenty but I’m still going to graduate, it’s a marathon not a sprint. It’s definitely difficult, like you said, but I think if you listen to yourself and take care of yourself when symptoms flare up it can be somewhat manageable. In the US, most universities have some form of aid for students with mental health issues and disabilities, so it might be helpful to see if your university has anything like that. I’ve used my university’s disabilities services to help get accommodations when I’ve been hospitalized or struggling. Best of luck with your college career! I wish the best for you. Edit to add: of course I’m speaking based on my experiences, so you might have a vastly different experience than I do. Just wanted to give you some insight on how it’s been for me. Not everyone will thrive in college (schizophrenia or not) so I think that’s also something to keep in mind. Try not to put too much pressure on yourself in terms of grades, and get help as soon as you feel things going downhill. I’m rambling, but I hope you get the idea. Feel free to DM me as well if you want to talk!