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A girl [18-21F] in my [20F] class cries everyday.

I go to a really small college and am taking a half-semester 2-credit class right now in a topic I don't know much about; it started 2-3 weeks ago and meets twice a week. There's a girl in my class who, on the second day, sat next to me and was my lab partner for the day. We were supposed to do the lab work on our computers. A few minutes into fumbling around she starts crying and freaking out because she can't figure out the labwork (neither can I, but her response is extreme). I try to calm her down, but she freaks out until class ends. I never learned her name or any details about her.

For the past few weeks I've just made sure not to sit by her, which is not a good solution, because she's been having these anxiety episodes pretty much with every lab. During lab everyone works with their own partners and just pretends she isn't actually sobbing. I had a brief summer job with mentally ill kids before and if they did something like this I would maybe leave the room with them and help them practice their coping skills, but I don't have the authority to tell another student to stop doing the lab and leave the room. She asks for help and breaks down in front of the professor in class, who does not know how to deal with episodes like these (although that isn't her job).

I feel like I should help her, but I don't know how or who to tell. Maybe I should stay out of her business, but her episodes make everyone in the room uncomfortable and it upsets me to see someone like this. I also worry about these disruptions affecting my grade because the class is particularly hard for being only 2 credits.
<bot>: A girl gets overly anxious and cries in class whenever she can't understand the work and I don't know what to do.