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Of all the stuff you've mentioned, this is the one with a price tag attached to it (unless you're in one of those cool countries that actually takes care of its people), so I'd make top priority getting the school shit figured out first, whether it's restructuring your study schedule, reducing your course load, or even dropping out to come back later when the other shit calms down a bit -- what you DON'T want to do is just stay in classes you're not passing, or you'll wrack up an enormous bill (again, depending on country).
That said, your school might have the resources you need - some offer mental health services to students... whether its the specific flavor of mental health that you need I guess'll depend on their staff, but it's worth looking into at the very least. I'd make an appointment with your academic adviser and see if they can point you in the right direction.