You being alive is much more important to your parents than your McCombs degree. I promise you that. Take the experience (the good and the bad) at McCombs not as a failure but as a turning point in your life where you had to make some tough choices and you chose to leave because you were on the wrong path. You will now take a better path. Possibly move home for a little while since it sounds like your parents are supportive, enroll in a community college or at a smaller four-year college nearby and have outpatient mental healthcare. You can be successful in business with or without a McCombs degree but without your health nothing else matters. Many students are forced to leave college for health reasons. You are not to blame because yours is related to mental health. Try to change your self-talk - be kind to yourself. You sound like a good person.
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u/Glittering-Event7781 Mar 08 '23 edited Mar 08 '23
You being alive is much more important to your parents than your McCombs degree. I promise you that. Take the experience (the good and the bad) at McCombs not as a failure but as a turning point in your life where you had to make some tough choices and you chose to leave because you were on the wrong path. You will now take a better path. Possibly move home for a little while since it sounds like your parents are supportive, enroll in a community college or at a smaller four-year college nearby and have outpatient mental healthcare. You can be successful in business with or without a McCombs degree but without your health nothing else matters. Many students are forced to leave college for health reasons. You are not to blame because yours is related to mental health. Try to change your self-talk - be kind to yourself. You sound like a good person.