Mental Health Assessment of Students at Risk of High School Dropping Out

Dropping out of high school, especially at ``Universidad de Guadalajara``, is a global problem that affects students during the complex stage of adolescence.During this period of physical and emotional changes, students face academic pressures and crucial decisions about their future, which can result in mental health problems and, in some cases, the interruption of their education, to address this concern, a quantitative research that evaluated the mental health of students at risk of dropping out of their studies and related factors, the survey used covered seven categories of mental health, the results revealed that many of these students experience high levels of stress and anxiety, which impacts negatively their emotional well-being and academic performance.In addition, the lack of social support and communication contributes to their feeling of isolation, problems such as sleep disorders, changes in diet, fatigue and lack of energy are also common.Additionally, they face challenges in the school environment, these findings underscore the need for early intervention and providing comprehensive support to improve well-being and retain these students in school.