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Some background on a few things: I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 16, almost failed out of high school and had to be sent to a boarding school where I graduated but did not get into any of my choice schools (rejected by 9/10)

Four years of community college later, I will be attending my dream school and studying animals on my path to become a veterinarian. I am incredibly excited, grateful, and terrified. 
School has always been my greatest challenge, and trying to uphold a competitive GPA for vet school will be a whole new test.

I'm also 6 months into a relationship with an AWESOME guy who is supportive, intelligent, and is already a part of my family. He lives about an hour away and has a car (as do I)

I've already accepted the fact that balancing school and a social life will be difficult, but how do I make the little time that I do have with my boyfriend worthwhile, as well as help him feel like he's still getting the love and affection that he needs?

At what point should I be honest with myself if I need a break from dating to focus on my studies? I've always believed that if you are meant to be with someone, you will be with them as long as you follow your path to the best of your ability. But at what point do you have to sacrifice to keep them as a part of that path?

Would appreciate some wisdom here.
<bot>: ADHD makes school really challenging, trying to keep grades high for vet school, need advice on how to balance commitments with a relationship.