<p>I've asked multiple questions on CC regarding my grades, but it's really getting to the point it's becoming a problem. I no longer have a 3.0 and my GPA is in a 2.85 now. As an Economics major in third year classes are only getting harder for me.</p>
<p>I've gotten many interviews at large companies, and my GPA isn't a complete hindrance yet for my future, but this has hurt me applying to business school and will hurt me for graduate school.</p>
<p>I always knew that something was wrong with me, but didn't really realize until first semester of junior year. I confirmed that I suffer from GAD, sleep disorder related to my depression, and likely test anxiety. In addition, I've had several panic attacks this school year. I never experienced anything severe like this (numbness in arms, tunnel vision, headaches, fast beating heart).</p>
<p>I'm familiar with the health clinic and counseling center and have been there many times in the three years at university. But there's no complete situation. I have an active social life and have my family and friends for support. I try to eat healthy and I workout several times a week. I was recommended antidepressants multiple time and finally prescribed antidepressants but they make me feel worse.</p>
<p>My life is good, with my family and friends, interviews, and extracurricular/work. I realized I need to ever work harder than I think am right now, but I don't understand why college is so hard for me. I seem to understand the material when I talk with TA and professor during office hours, but during exams I just blank. I tried many study tips and anxiety coping methods, but I still feel sick and blank out on exams. I feel so stupid when my peers are 3.5 and 4.0 classes while I'm barely passing.</p>
<p>What should I do?</p>