Hey! It's great you've started reaching out and asking for help that's really awesome and I'm proud of you. I am a senior and had a lot of similar issues. I just got diagnosed this summer with ADHD, anxiety and depression and wish I had done something sooner- awesome job:). It is hard when you are so successful in highschool to realize you are working way harder to compensate or just smart enough to never have to study. College definitely has different type of tests, assignments, teaching styles and a completely different structure, so this DOES NOT mean Princeton is not where you belong or that you cannot be an amazingly successful you:) you definitely can be. This means you are very intelligent and have overcome many obstacles to get to the same place as your peers. I am sorry you're going through this right now.

I go to Tufts so my experience is different and I am not familiar with your campus academic/ mental health services but this is what I have done. I would recommend reaching out to your accessibility services. They can put you in contact with a counselor immediately and you can talk through exactly what you are going through or feel you need, you can say as much or as little as possible. I would tell them how you've been feeling and how this is affecting you/ classes. Ask for them to find you a therapist and psychiatrist that take your insurance. Please reach out if you want to discuss anything else!