Is it feasible for sophomores to be depressed and take a leave of absence

OK. I took a year off from high school and college (because of bipolar disorder) and am still in ** middle school, but I feel much better than before. I don't agree with the upstairs, I think when you go to school, you will be happy when you are busy.

However, mental breakdown is a mental illness that needs to be recuperated, and I think I can take a leave of absence.

Taking a leave of absence is just a formality, and this form may help you regulate yourself better. However, if you don't adjust accordingly after taking a leave of absence, then the so-called help to adjust is meaningless.

Whether or not taking a leave of absence will depend on whether you will cherish the help it can bring you.

I'm in my third year of high school, and I've taken two years off school because of obsessive-compulsive disorder, and I'm doing well now, and I'm going to get better. Give a poem, Brontë:

Believe me, life is not a dream, it is as dark as a small morning rain, heralding this sunny day.

Taking a leave of absence is not the fundamental solution to the problem, it is best to be able to accept **, which is the right choice.

If you take a leave of absence, you won't worry about your future, you will be satisfied with the current situation, love will be smooth, and life will be smooth sailing? The crux of the problem is decadent thoughts, maybe there is really a situation of depression, and you can seek help from a psychiatrist.

Me too, going to school is not a happy thing, and it is not good to be at home, no matter where you are. I think it's good to be in school, don't take a break, be kind to yourself.

You can take a leave of absence.

The most important thing is to solve your psychological problems, though.

You can learn while counseling at the same time.

The impact of taking a year off from school on the future varies from case to case, but in general, it doesn't have much of an impact on the future.

Depression is a common psychological problem, and if a college student suffers from depression, then taking a year off should be a reasonable choice. During this time, you can focus on your ** and health, which helps you better regulate your life and emotions.

If you make the most of this time, take a good rest and **, and reorganize your career planning and life rhythm, you may be healthier and more prepared to meet the challenges of the future.

However, for some majors, such as medicine, law, etc., may require more rigorous academic requirements, and it may be necessary to take a gap year off from school to prepare and plan well.

In short, taking a gap year off from school will not have a terrible impact on your future, and how you use this time depends on your personal choices and efforts.

1.It will affect the graduation time, which will be one year later than the normal graduation time, which is the biggest impact of the college leave year. After taking a one-year sabbatical, students will be transferred to the next year of their studies, and when they resume school, they will be transferred to the next year of their major.

For example, if you are a Class of 2020 student who entered in September 2020 and take a year off to resume in September 2021, you will be enrolled in Class 2021After taking a year off, it is difficult to integrate into the new class group, which has a great impact on university life.

I don't have the experience of taking a leave of absence, but now China's society and education are still based on schools and diplomas, so you can refer to it.