Should I tell my university I have bipolar? Can they help & how?

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yes, you should tell then.
i had to leave university for other health reasons because it was too overwhelming.
in uni, there are SO many people willing to help but you have to seek it and be 100% honest with anything you are feeling. it's a huge difference from hs-college, in that no one babies you anymore. you should also make sure to meet with your counselor regularly, as well as attend therapy sessions if need be.

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Universities/colleges have disability resources and health centres that you can register with. It makes it easier for students to get accommodations in the event that they need them. So yes I would strongly recommend that you do that.

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They could help with counseling. Not sure what else though. Help from the disability center maybe. Making it so you take tests elsewhere and such. Also probably for rooming if you live on campus.

Should I tell my university I have bipolar? Can they help & how?

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