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Young adults are greatly impacted by depression in a variety of areas. In the classroom, it might interfere with focus, drive, and attendance, which can result in poorer marks and a higher dropout rate. Depression can cause social problems such as loneliness, strained relationships, and trouble making and keeping meaningful connections. On an emotional level, it can worsen anxiety, diminish self-worth, and raise the possibility of suicidal thoughts and self-harm. Furthermore, because young adults may try to self-medicate, depression can make them more susceptible to substance usage. Through an analysis of its effects on academic performance, social functioning, emotional well-being, and substance use, this project seeks to understand the complex effects of depression on young adults. The results will help create effective preventative and intervention techniques and advance knowledge of the difficulties young adults with depression confront.