Stress is the result of long-term pressure on either of those. The best way to deal with that kind of pressure is to address the problem immediately. Ahn says that the things you do not want to do are to avoid the problem or get distracted, which will only add to the stress. However not all sophomores on campus believe that this type of stress exist. I do not think that being a sophomore adds to my stress, said Jesse Franklin, a sophomore political science major.
Stress is stress and no matter what finals are always going to be stressful.
According to Ahn, for those students who are feeling any type of stress or any problems they are more then welcome to come and talk to someone at Wardenburg. Students who do not have insurance are still capable receive some help. The center offers up to six counseling sessions to all students and faculty free of charge. The sessions are done on a walk-in basis.