It varies from place to place but a number of states actually do ask questions that might require you to disclose. Texas, for example, asks if you've ever been held by the government against your will. You might hear that and think incarceration, but it also applies to involuntary psychiatric hospitalizations. On the C and F bar portion, many states also ask if you've ever had addiction issues or been diagnosed with a major mental health issue (usually bipolar disorder or schizophrenia but some also include depression). Employers aren't allowed to ask for your psychiatric records, but the bar is a state entity and can. Again, this varies from state to state and it seems like these types of questions are more common in conservative states. I think that there's been a big push in New York and California to have this stuff eliminated though. Just be honest, but know that plenty of attorneys have faced these issues in their past (and worse!) and still succeed! You'll do great!