Student finance said they can’t pay for my tuition fee

I failed second year twice due to mental health.

And last year I went through the most time of my life, I thought I would pass and I went into my second year prepared just for things to go bad.

What should I do?

How do I get them to help me pay it? I was seriously going through it, self harm and everything.

I didn’t go to the a doctor or anyone to ask for help.

And now I’m facing another issue where I’m losing the chance to graduate and make my parents proud.

Will sfe help me find ways to pay for tuition fee.

To apply for compelling personal reasons you need to find evidence or someone willing to confirm that you had health issues that impacted your ability to study. What about your course tutor? Where they aware of your personal issues?

No I didn’t go to university half of the time. If I did it was a miracle. I didn’t tell my tutor. I lived alone in accommodation, and was alone through everything by. No one visited. I locked my self away. Barely ate or talked to anyone, barely got up to shower. It was the worst time of my life. I realised I was truly alone. I realised I didn’t have no one not even the friends that I had. They didn’t even check up on me. I ended up cutting contact with them.

To be completely honest, it’s hard, but there’s not much you can do if you didn’t tell anybody that is able to prove / at least vouch for you.
You have to have, specifically: some form of evidence from a healthcare professional or social worker, or a university staff to corroborate your claim
You can still send a cover letter without those standard evidences, but you still need SOMETHING as proof.

I am in the exact same boat as you

The thing is I haven’t went to gp to tell them I think I have depression. I’m trying to book an appointment but it’s taking long.
I don’t have proof of anything. Except my self harm on my arms.
Do you think they will take a medical evidence if I get diagnosed now?
I really don’t know what to do.

I want to say probably not.
A diagnosis wouldn’t count under what they request. They specifically ask for a letter from ‘a doctor or a social worker, who can confirm the situation.’ Whoever gives you a diagnosis NOW, can’t confirm what your situation was prior. So I’m not sure they could be used as evidence.
I think really your best option is to call student finance and talk directly to an advisor there.

I want to say probably not.
A diagnosis wouldn’t count under what they request. They specifically ask for a letter from ‘a doctor or a social worker, who can confirm the situation.’ Whoever gives you a diagnosis NOW, can’t confirm what your situation was prior. So I’m not sure they could be used as evidence.
I think really your best option is to call student finance and talk directly to an advisor there.