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Five Ways to Overcome Stress in College

College can be overwhelming. You are living away from home, often for the first time and often with someone you don’t know, in a lively community where you are constantly surrounded by people. There are demands to work hard, look hot, make friends, and, above all, to do well. Many students find the stresses of college to be more than they can handle. They end up quitting, and often they rue this choice for the rest of their years. If you find yourself feeling stressed out and overwhelmed, here are some suggestions to restore balance to your life:

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Important Health Tips for College Students

You owe it to yourself to do whatever is possible to maintain your health during your college years. This is an important period of your life and if you take care of your physical health, you will get the most out of your college experience. Here are four tips that can help you greatly in the next four years.

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Freshmen; Here’s What You Need to Know

The secret to earning a college degree is not a secret at all…just get to your junior year. If you get that far, you’re almost guaranteed a degree.

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Forming an Effective College Study Group

A study group could be an important tool in your college education. By gaining different perspectives on a topic you may gain deeper understanding and comprehension. If you’re in a doctorate program in which most study focuses on individual projects, you may not find a study group there but in college, the opportunity exists for the formation of a group.

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Tips To Maximize Your College Experience

If you are a college student, good grades should be your top priority. But, college is about much more than success in the classroom. Here are a few suggestions that can help all college students.

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Why Some College Freshmen Fail

Want to hear something that is certain to frighten college-bound students and their parents? After six years of college, just a little more than half of traditional college students have earned a degree.