Google hired you based on the information you provided to them. If you properly listed that you did not graduate, they they may not have hired you. Part of you

Google hired you based on the information you provided to them. If you properly listed that you did not graduate, they they may not have hired you. Part of your story you mention that you only made it half way through your last semester. Later in your story you mention you completed all your classes (aka the full year) but just didn't complete all the paperwork. That is two very different statements. You either stayed the entire last semester, and passed all your classes and requirements and simply did not file necessary paperwork, or you dropped out mid year as many do and did not graduate. Graduating shows to an employer that you are able to follow through with something from start to finish. So by coming close by not completing shows something different to your employer. Many of us never completed college and turned out great, but the employer is hiring based on what you provide. Whether you lied on purpose or mistakenly, they are fully in their right to fire you. There are many other companies out there and hopefully you will have now learned to ask questions when in doubt on your application form. And I'm sure you will land another great job. However, based on your own admission, you should certainly seek a medical professional about your mental issues before going back to a hire pressured job situation.