Considering to dropping out of law

hey guys so ive been considering whether to drop out of uni as im currently a second year law student and i feel like the uni i chose affected me mentally as i have developed mental health problems and depression and im not sure if dropping out will help me overcome these problems i have went to the GP and got counselling but i havent really performed well in my studies and i always get imposter syndrome about my future i went to the hospital 2 days ago as i self harmed myself because i feel very anxious and depressed about my future and i dont have many people to speak to i was considering to apply to vacation schemes but i feel like i wont get into any because of the problems im facing currently
should i drop out of uni and start again in 2025 and fix my mental health problems or continue as how i am

If you drop out and then restart at another uni, you won't be fully funded for your next course as you will have had two years of previous study. This means that you wouldn't receive a tuition fee loan for the first year of a new course. However, if you keep records/evidence of your mental health problems, you could potentially apply for funding for the first year by submitting Compelling Personal Reasons evidence (for dropping out of your course) to student finance. Speak to your uni and ask if you can suspend your studies for a year. This will give you time to get support for your mental health issues and decide what is the best course of action for you.

is it normal for people to drop out and start again i feel like ill be old and wont fit in