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    Thirty seven college students at DePaul University’s Lincoln Park campus were surveyed in reason to find whether a college student that works during the academic year becomes stressed out compared to a college student who doesn’t hold a job. The surveys collected were entered in SPSS to determine my results. I found that students who experienced some form of anxiety had no effect to their grade point average. I could not find any significant difference between college students with jobs compared

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    Financial Aid‚ one of the many factors that get put into helping a student decides what university they want to go to. Student financial aid in the United States is a form of funding that helps students pay certain fees needed in order to get a second education. Financial aid will help a student fund their education whether it is loans‚ grants‚ or scholarships; they will fund your study at a post-secondary educational institution: community college‚ four-year College‚ or university. A scholarship

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    Managing Stress as a College Student Imagine you are back at your first day of college. You are trying to forget the fact that you have left your family‚ friends‚ and old life behind and beginning to accept that you are staring a new one. You walk into your first classroom and instantly forget all the good and exciting aspects and start to realize exactly how different this whole experience is going to be. After taking a look at the syllabus you begin to get anxious and overwhelmed. You start

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    Why Students Fail in College William H. Bigsby Jr. Southern Nazarene University 25 April 2013 Abstract The society of the twentieth-first century has put an extremely high demand on attending and graduating college. Some basic employment opportunities today require a college degree‚ where close to ten to fifteen years ago‚ the only requirement was a high school diploma and acceptable ability to perform the specific task. However‚ the twentieth-first century college experience has become

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    explination of stress is : As college students we are more susceptible of encountering involuntary situations or conflicts causing us to experience feelings like frustration‚ anxiety and having fear of what we can not control. We face academic demands‚ social involvement‚ family and daily responsibilities. Not knowing how to deal whit meeting the demands of being a college student and for some having a part time job and having a family to cater for ‚ can create a lot of pressure and cause a lot of stress

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    SUICIDE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Suicide has become a critical‚ national problem and the extent of this is mind-boggling. Suicides have been proven to be one of the leading causes of death among college students. According to Webters dictionary "suicide is the act killing oneself on purpose". It derived from the Latin sui‚ meaning "self"‚ and caedere‚ which means "to kill". But this is just a definition‚ because an actual suicide holds different meanings to people such as tragic‚ shocking‚ a relief

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    We know that stress – over a prolonged period of time – can have increase certain health risks‚‚ to say nothing of the wear and tear that happens to relationships and general wellbeing.. This simple guide uses materials adapted from several college campuses with active stress reduction programs.. It explores the origins of stress and provides some basic ways to assess the level of stress you may be feeling and then suggests some easy--to--incorporate ways to decrease the level of stress

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    Depression effects 76 out of a 100 college students. Often times you won’t see it right away or not at all. This is an age group that’s tricky‚ states a psychologist at Davidson College in North Carolina‚ DeWitt Crosby said‚ They are adults by law‚ but they’re still dealing with making decisions on their own. High school students shifting to college often encounter obstacles to settling in with new people‚ a new city and an overall new environment. This change can be very dramatic for some and

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    Student financial aid is important for a student like me to have. My parents work hard to earn enough money to be able to support me through college. However‚ it can be hard with the amount college pays. Getting some money in financial aid will help my parents and myself out. I believe I have the personality traits to earn financial aid. I’m allocentric‚ responsible‚ and reliable. I use all three of these traits in my daily life. This year i’ve really had to learn how to be allocentric. I went from

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    There are many things that cause stress for college students; family pressure‚ relationships‚ peer pressure and work pressure. The first reason that causes a lot of stress for college students is family pressure. The college students get pressure from their families to perform well in their studies. In this competitive world‚ parents expect good performance and excellent grades from their children. For example‚ a student who just entered college after high school has to adjust in the new

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