I’m done with life. - Help.com

well, obviously no one here is going to tell you how to kill yourself, or suggest that that is the best option.
sure, you have a lot going on in life right now, but death seems like a somewhat silly, very permanent answer to some very temporary problems.
you need to slow down, and deal with the problems you CAN fix, one at a time.
if college is too much for you right now, then leave. take a break. get a doctor to sign you off as ill.
your bank should have some sort of insurance policy for the money that was lost by theft, or your car insurance will if you have that. if you go in, they will allow you access to your account in person if you can provide proof of who you are.
go in to the job.
go in to the police.
talk to your landlord, and explain the situation. set up payment plans with them, and with your electric etc companies.
get in a roomate. it will be far cheaper, and provide you with some company.
just stop for a bit, and take a breather.
these things arent worth ending your life over.

Faith in a higher power is often where we turn to as a last resort. You don’t mention having faith, only hope. Have you thought that perhaps this isn’t for you to manage alone? Check in the yellow pages of a public phone for a church you might relate to, a pastor you could talk to. Many faith based groups appeal to interdenominational faith. Go talk to your advisor at the college, they may be aware of someone just looking for someone else to “take under their wing” and mentor. College can be a really HUGE adjustment and it sounds like you’re imploding from all the pressures. Honey, you don’t have to do anything alone, you just THINK you do. What you DO have to do is reach out, no one can help you until you’ve humbled yourself enough to admit your life has become unmanageable… Asking for help is a sign of strength !!! You need a friend, you need an ally — but you have to open yourself up to it. I am praying for you as I write this, I’m asking God to send you a sign that He is there waiting for you to surrender and let go so He can send in the troops to help. God bless and remember — keep it simple, take it one moment at a time, and just start to whittle away at it in bite size pieces. Nothing is never as big as we make it out to be although it seems like it at the time cuz we feel like we have to do it all. We DON’T.

i do hope you realise that preaching to people who did not invite it is entirely against the rules of this site?

well, finding out where things are is easy.
youre on the internet right now, use google maps.
by take a break, i mean drop out for the year, or semester. obviously its overwhelming, and if youre failing anyways, theres not much point being there.
i think you need to try taking a different view point of things here, youve got quite a defeatist attitude to some things that could be quite easily solved.
what do your family say about it all?

have you contacted the college health services?
financial advisors there?
that is what they are there for, utilise them!

Sorry, I didn’t realize I was preaching. I was offering the experience strength and hope I’ve found through 12-step programs - those are universal.
Secondly, sbaruth DID invite it in their request for suggestions. I did NOT define higher power, simply suggested that acknowledgement of an HP might be the ticket to help SBARUTH feel like it’s not worth checking out on life entirely. There are many 12-step groups, and they offer the “cheapest therapy” in town with the donation of a buck for coffee, which is totally voluntary.

ok, then if you cant drop out, you need to concentrate on your work in order to pass. so clear everything else from your mind, untill you have the time to think about it.
go to your lecturers, talk t them, tell them what has happened, but that you want to make it up. they will help, it is in their best interests to have student pass their classes.
look into the colleges aegrotat policy. if you were mentally too stressed and overwhelmed to take your recent tests, you have grounds to apply for compassionate consideration.
do you have a lease on your apartment? if not, look for people advertising for roomates.
as for the car, if you dont have insurance, and no money, you cant fix it right now, so quit worrying. its pointless.
but utilise the resources you have. obviously you have acess to the internet, so google the job you applied for, find the number or email, ring from a public phone. same with the police. same with the bank.

ok, Sbaruth… if I didn’t know better, I’d swear you’re my “college freshman daughter” who feels at the end of her rope right now too. She and you share many similarities. I know that if she called me with the plea you’ve made here, I’d reassure her that she has choices, and we’d discuss them. In fact, we did just that this morning… she’s missed three days of class with feeling “sick and achie” all over, and we concluded it’s more nerves than anything because she’s feeling overwhelmed. The main point I hope she understood is that ALL colleges have freshman who are experiencing the anxieties and panic you are. If you want to think you’re unique and this is ONLY happening to you and no one else, you’re mistaken. As I said, you have to ASK for help — you’re feeling left behind because no one is chasing you down to take tabs on you, but it does NOT mean they don’t care, it just means they are respecting your individuality… so make the first move and go to them, as Teknakal diff said, that is what they are there for.

Just read a quote by Winston Churchill this morning:
Courage is the ability to maintain your enthusiasm failure after failure.
You do have other choices besides quitting.

I’m sorry, but I honestly have to say to you GROW UP. I don’t mean to be harsh, but courtybubble is absolutely correct. Everything you describe is a nuisance and a pain, but its completely temporary and within your power to solve. Look upon it as a challenge to solve and become stronger by. You aren’t dying. You aren’t homeless. Be happy its happening now when your young and can recover from what is basically a small setback, a violation and a hassle. And over all this — which amounts to a hill of beans in the real world - you want to off yourself?. Do you know how many college kids have had to scrimp while they were in school. Living on ramen noodles and oatmeal, but grateful for the opportunity to get an education??

You have a car, a cell phone, you had a coach purse, you are a freshman in college and have your own apartment??? You probably also have a laptop and some nice jewelry as well. Look. We had landlines, typewriters, dorm rooms with roommates, cafeteria food and weren’t allowed cars the first two years when I was in school - and NO it wasn’t that long ago.

I scraped to go to school and sometimes it wasn’t fun to be poor all the time. But get a grip. The outcome for me was a first class education from a top school, a career, and success. That’s what it means to pay your dues. Buck up. Take one issue at a time. Be thankful for what you have in front of you - FOUR YEARS of absolute leisure. Really, if you think about it. FOUR YEARS to indulge in expanding your mind, reading great books, thinking about the great questions. That’s an honor and a privilege and while I’m sorry for what you are going through, you sound immature.