I graduated high school in 2014, and proceeded to fail out of

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I graduated high school in 2014, and proceeded to fail out of one semester of college in the midwest. I then started community college, but my mental health issues (Depression and anxiety) tanked my grades and I hid this all from my parents. Soon I had been attending for 3 semesters but had nothing to show for it. Realizing I couldn't keep hiding this from my parents as my associates degree should have been completed after 2 years, I frantically applied to a large state school my friends go to as a freshman. I only sent in my High School transcripts, and completely omitted my other college attendance. I figured that if I didn't get in I would kill myself, as I had been planning to do for a few months. Somehow I got in. I wasn't expecting to get in, but i did. I signed up for freshman classes for Spring 2017, went to freshman orientation, and have successfully completed one semester at that school with a 3.6 GPA. I also have seen a therapist since December 2016 and have been taking medication, which is what I attribute my new academic success to. The problem I have now is this: what I did was incredibly against the rules. I now know you can't omit any academic history when applying to schools, and doing so is grounds for dismissal (at least from my school it is). No one knows that I did this. The school hasn't said anything either, but I'm afraid of a random check in the National Student Clearinghouse will reveal my fraud and kick me out. What do I do? Is there anything I can do? Do I come clean and beg for mercy? Do I just pretend nothing has happened until I get caught (or hopefully don't)? If it is relevant, I've never accepted federal aid from any college.