After my first hospitalization at 19, I had about four months off. I took one class I was really interested in the next semester and chugged along after that. It was frustrating at times. But I did it.

This time I had about five weeks. I was between semesters. I thought I might like to withdraw but it wasn't feasible because my Uni job is directly tied to me attending grad school. Honestly I am really glad I didn't withdraw. I need routine and a reason to get out of bed. I like to be busy.

I definitely recommend trying to start with at least one thing you are really into. It helps make the transition into school and keeps you motivated and going to class.

Also keep listening when other students talk about profs. Don't worry as much about the gripes as the ones they love and why they love them. Listen for excitement and interesting assignments you would enjoy doing. A good prof is definitely worth checking out, even if it's at a funny time or a class that the written description doesn't set your world on fire. The right prof can make anything fascinating.