We've compiled some helpful tips and reminders for mitigating the stress of this present social and cultural moment of instability.
Students everywhere are under a lot of pressure. So it's important to take time to mentally prepare for the stresses of school. Remember, you can succeed academically without sapping your mental health.
The first week on campus has a buzz to it that makes it one of the most memorable times of the year for students and educators. Refreshed from summer, faculty, staff, and students alike return to campus with a renewed vigor and tales of a summer hopefully well spent. For incoming freshmen, however, this can be a daunting time.
This article explains how clubs can make you an overall better and well-rounded student.
This article will guide students toward becoming more invested in their campus.
At any university, if you were to ask a few random students how they view campus life, the responses would be mixed. Some may say their college experience is the best experience ever, and others may say it is boring. The college experience is unique, and the student at hand will only be able to look back and say they enjoyed college if they take it upon themselves to make the best of the experience.
Winning each day's battle is vital to your success since you can only control what you're doing in the present moment. When you have hope in the future, you have power and purpose in the present. Maintaining positivity, hope for your future, and cultivating lasting relationships is vital for your thriving in life.
In part 1, I discuss some academic resources on campus that often go underused. This article looks at some of the resources that have a less direct impact on the classroom. These are nevertheless important. Students who develop a successful campus lifestyle are also more likely to succeed in the classroom.
When it comes to "meeting people," students can and should be a bit more intentional in their endeavors. This article shares some people students should engage with (and where to find them) when looking to maximize their college experience and prepare for post-graduation.
Your high school years will have ups and downs, but not one day goes by where you don't learn something about yourself or a lesson that will help you in the future. To help ease the nerves, I break down some cliches and give you a guide to high school.