I dropped out of university at the suggestion of my psychiatrist and therapist. But I’m feeling really worthless now.
I know it was the right thing to do - the stress was making me borderline psychotic and I got suicidal at one point, but I can’t help but to feel bad. Normal people handle university fine, but I had to drop out.
Blah.
I’m going through the struggle right now. I’m considering dropping uni as well.
False, “normal” people do not handle college fine. College is an incredibly taxing and stressful experience unless you are a super easy major or don’t care about academics. If college is a big challenge for a person who does not struggle with mental illness, it’s very understandable that someone who already has that added level of complexity would need to take a break.
You can always come back later when you’re stable. And even if you don’t there are so many other things to do in life.
“Normal” people drop out of uni all the time.
Many college students dropped uni because of any reasons, playing is part.
I dropped out of uni and I was screwed up by it for a while. 
But if you’re getting professional advice to drop out, then it’s good that you listened to it.
Live to fight another day.
You can always go back some day, look after yourself first, it can happen to anyone
so many alternatives today to university programs,
maybe online, trade school, or tech institute would be better,
and of course being an independent scholar is an option.
about 3 years ago, I dropped out of uni too. I felt that my paranoid schizophrenia made it hard to communicate and that I wasn’t going to get far in college without having decent skills in communication. when I dropped out, my mom got mad and I had to move out. every time I visit my aunt, my aunt reprimands me for dropping out.
but I know I tried my best; and that my best just wasn’t good enough at the time. The few years in college taught me a lot, including my potential in self-education. It also help me discover my social communication limits and mental disability.
college is an expensive investment, it’s not freely given like high school; least I probably would’ve not left. money makes everything more stressful.