Pressure is a common challenge faced by college students, often becoming a significant source of stress. According to the latest Stress in America report by the American Psychological Association, a staggering 87 percent of college students consider their education a primary cause of stress. This blog post explores effective strategies to help college students release stress and maintain a healthier, more balanced life.

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"Have you found any internships?" It is a question that causes anxiety for most college students. Adding on the stresses of an ongoing pandemic, it is no wonder why finding the motivation to look for internship opportunities is harder than ever. Just thinking about internships can be overwhelming. However, it is not as scary as you may think. In this article, I will outline 5 steps that college students of any year can follow to kickstart their internship search. Determine your interests Know where to look Build your profile Find internships that fit you Set aside time to apply

Making a simple and inexpensive meal can be very tricky. Therefore, I would like to introduce a recipe that is easy to make and delicious, requiring only one pot and easy-to-find ingredients. Here is a simple and inexpensive recipe that you can cook easily:

Under the influence of the pandemic of coronavirus, electronic devices have become more indispensable in students’ life and learning processes. Electronic devices can help students obtain educational resources more conveniently and improve efficiency and performance. However, entertainment is also easier to access on electronic devices. Excessive entertainment will result in a decrease inefficiency and time used on studying. If a student wants to be successful, he/she needs to pay more attention to self-management using electronic devices.

School does not always give us the tools we need to advocate for ourselves and motivate us to be the leader of our own academic destiny. This blog outlines 10 steps you can use to overcome your learning obstacles and help you to become the leader of your own academic success.

Every student has so much potential to excel in school. But learning in a classroom isn't for everyone, and many students fall behind as a result. It's not because the students aren't smart or incapable of understanding what's being taught in the classroom, but a question of how the material is being presented.

Do you have a difficult time studying or lack of motivation to get your work done? No problem! Here are a few tips that will hopefully help you get focused and improve your grades. To avoid lack of motivation, it would be a good idea to schedule a regular study time.

Night school can be a great benefit for students socially and economically. This can be done by pushing financial resources and certificates to reeducate adults at a faster pace. Certificates and educational tools can play a role in the development of young or old as they are becoming their brains to continuously develop. 

As the first day of school draws closer, many students may feel excitement but at the same time harbor anxious questions such as: How will I be successful in school? It is important to address this question in order to prepare students for a fulfilling school year.

When making the decision to attend college, you can be sure there will be times when things become challenging and you start questioning the journey. First off, know that you are not alone and that many students struggle to remain motivated while going to college, especially if they are juggling work or a family. However, there are ways to help students stay motivated and remember why they began the journey in the first place, whether it be for a better job or more money, etc. Here are 5 ways that a student can help motivate themselves.

Dealing with college stress can be overwhelming, especially since it comes with a new step in your life. College opens up new adventure and possibilities, but many health risks surround these activities. From illnesses to unhealthy lifestyle habits, these are real concerns college students may face without thinking about it. That is to say, focusing a bit of your attention on your physical and mental health can prevent issues in the long run, and help you better manage the demanding life of college!

There’s no arguing that the weekends are meant for relaxation. But at the same time, one must just not be an idle vegetable on the couch. The weekend comes as a perfect time for you to relax, refresh, meditate, go around, get prepared, and plan certain things for next week.

Procrastination. A word I am sure we’ve all come across once or dozens of times in our lives. A word that strikes terror in the hearts of students all over the world. But what does it mean? The scientific definition says that procrastination is a “self-regulatory failure where people voluntarily but irrationally delay important tasks.”

Going to school and working can be quite difficult. In order to make sure you meet your deadlines it is helpful to write out your due dates on a google calendar. In doing so, you can see your due dates in advance and get your assignments, papers, and studying done before your work shifts.

Student life is quite the balancing act — finishing assignments, studying for exams, participating in clubs, working and interning, socializing. In all the chaos, the most fundamental, important things can sometimes fall through the cracks.

While reading a book or having a discussion with an individual, you can go back and reread or ask a question to clarify a point. This is not always true when listening. Listening is of the moment, and we often only get to hear the speaker’s words once. The key then is for the listener to ascertain the speaker’s central premise or controlling idea quickly.

The school year starts and work just keeps piling up. You feel like you don’t have anything left in you and can’t find motivation to do anything anymore. Chances are, you’re experiencing burnout. Burnout is usually caused by taking on too much, a lack of social support and/or poor self-care.

We all know that going back to school can leave you feeling nervous! Whether it has to do with talking to other kids or getting back into the work mindset. Here are some tips to beat common challenges with starting the school year!