In graduate school, such as therapy and law and other fields where the graduates are going to have certain higher standards of care in dealing with other humans, it is not just the straight grade that will matter when a university comes to bestowing a degree. In my field, you get a degree but professors get sent an ethics form by the bar examiners. Things like what is posted on a facebook page and how the student handled conflict at school - and whether they got into weekend fights or threatened a faculty member do count - regardless of any diagnosis. It is not acceptable to get into fights or engage in unprofessional exchanges with other professionals just because of a diagnosis. Getting the diagnosis under control and then continuing would be my advice to any of my students.