For convenience sake, let s just say that guys do get just as stressed as women, but maybe they don t identify it as readily and are less likely to acknowledge that they need help. For now, students may have to accept that funding a private education will be an ongoing challenge and that they will have to work significant hours to meet that challenge. They may also have to accept that the academic challenges of college will always be there. In many cases, no, because they usually can choose to do something else that will not lead to those sorts of feelings . So maybe, a key to dealing with the stress and feelings that results from a student s chosen, albeit busy lifestyle, is to look at what can be controlled what students have the freedom to choose between.
Students can choose an expensive school or a less expensive school.
They can choose to react to stress positively or negatively. These types of choices can directly impact how one feels and the level of stress one experiences on a daily basis. If you consider yourself an overwhelmed student and need help deciding what choice is best for you, remember the many resources that are available to you for free at Medaille -Personal counseling, Academic counseling, Career counseling, Financial Aid counseling, the Academic Skill Center, Disability Services, etc . Page Michael Cammarata is the Personal Counselor on campus and can be contacted at ext. 288 or in room M-025.