Which universities are suitable for mentally ill students?

<p>There is also a huge difference in how one “handles” the social atmosphere in colleges and workplaces. I consider myself an introverted person. I am exhausted by social situations. My husband is an extrovert, he is energized by social situations. I have a career that requires me to be “on” and “social” and “outgoing” and when the day is done I want nothing more than to be somewhere quiet with a good book and no “noise.” I can live and cope with my introverted nature and I understand myself quite well. Nothing about me requires therapy or drugs nor am I in danger. You are unique, you need to learn what your tolerances and limitations are and you are young so haven’t had the variety of opportunities to figure out how you will react. We cannot tell from your post if you are in need of drug therapy or are in danger. I agree with Northstarmom, so definitely spend whatever time between now and when you need to make a decision regarding college to get some help in figuring out the most you can about yourself and your needs.</p>