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Seven Common Questions College Students Are Asking Themselves Are: • 1) How do I deal with my own mental illness in college? • 2) Should I sacrifice my mental health for school? • 3) What is more important: a college degree or my own mental health? • 4) Am I ready to go to college if I have mental health issues? • 5) What are schools doing about mental health? • 6) Why do some professors not take mental health seriously? • 7) How do I take care of my own mental health while studying in college?
Trying to prep for a big test? Make sure your environment is set up for success! • Take Breaks • Turn off your Phone • Listen to calming music • Avoid studying in Bed • Make sure you are sitting up and ready to focus! Good luck!
Having all summer long to do nothing, but relax and enjoy free time... sounds nice right??! Yeah well, newsflash, as you grow up, summertime is no different in the sense that you should look to get a job!
From planners to trackers, here are 7 apps every college students needs: • Canvas • Google Docs • Mint • Chegg Study • Evernote • MyHomework • Sparknotes Life in college can be overwhelming with studying, working, taking care of your mental and physical health, and maintaining a social life!
Have some free time on your hands? Here are a few productive ways to unwind! • Listen to something educational • Clean out your closet • Meal Prep • Organize your room • Go outside • Read a book • Learn a new skill • Practice self-care • Clean out your "Junk Drawer" • Back up your computer
Study smarter, not harder! 💡✋ Break these 5 common study habits in college for better grades and less stress. Check out the GradGuard blog for game-changing tips and tricks! 🎓📚 #CollegeSuccess #StudyHacks #BreakBadHabits
College is overwhelming! Here are a few ways to help you stay on track: • Get organized • Create and follow a task calendar • Take breaks to recharge • Say no when you need to • Ask for help if you need it You got this!
Summertime Mental Health Checklist: • 1) Get active: go for a walk outside, take an exercise class, go for a hike with a friend. • 2) Dive into an interesting book and get your head out of technology. • 3) Fuel your body with nourishing food! • 4) Enjoy time outdoors, just letting your mind relax.
College Studying Tips and Tricks! • Stay organized • Find a good location • Keep your phone away • Listen to music • Get comfortable • Don't hang out where you study • Get inspired! Happy Studying!
Studying Abroad has many benefits such as: • Experiencing different cultures • Become more independent • Find new interests • Learn a language Visit www.blog.gradguard.com to learn more!
Having trouble tackling that assignment? Break it down! • Find the perfect place to study - and no it isn't your bed • Break up the task so it is easier to accomplish • Rest up - it's okay to not finish the whole thing at once!
5 Important Things to Know After Graduating From College: • It's okay to take your time. • Plan for the future that best suits you. • Consider your location. • Stop comparing your current state to others. • It's okay to ask and get help.
Resume Tips: • Use an appropriate format. • Write in chronological order. • Consider using a template. • Use professional and compelling language. • Update your resume to keep it up to date.
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