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Originally Posted by nerual
You definitely can't apply to another university and pretend that the last year never happened. They will kick you out for lying.
You said you're in second year--so how were your first year marks? If they were decent, and this represents a significant drop, and you can get documentation proving anxiety/depression (these are real medical problems btw, not something that everyone experiences as someone said above), you should be okay to apply for reinstatement.
For the vast majority of reinstatement applications, you need to take a year off first--reapplying now for september is very sketch. If you have health problems, take the time to recover. Maybe take one or two online courses and do well in them. Taking a year off isn't necessarily a bad thing--it would be worse if you came back in september and were still sick and had the exact same problem as this year.
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Thanks for the reply.
I can't afford to take a year off. I was thinking of just getting the medication needed to overcome my problems. I don't really mind the side effects for now.
Also, I come from an immigrant family. For them, schools is like everything. If I take a year off or if they somehow learn of my situation, they will kick me out ,or worse, start insulting me day after day of not being "worthy" enough. Also, they are too culturally blind so reasoning with them is not possible.
My first year GPA was 4. something. My psychological problems started since beginning of high school, they did have an impact on first year but were much more stronger in second year.
Thanks again for helping.