It can be tough to know where to go if you feel in over your head as an undergrad. Here's a guide to finding help in college, from academic to emotional.
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The transition to college can be bumpy for anyone, but going through it with mental illness can seem impossible. Here's how to combat first-week anxiety.
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Students don't have to go through stressful times alone. Here are a few resources that can help when they feel like they're in over their heads.
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Students at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington have a chance to spend some time with furry friends while earning college credit -- all while doing some good for the community.
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If you're like many people considering graduate school, you're probably wondering what the experience is like. Often, it helps to talk to someone who's been there. So that's what we did.
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by Catherine Seraphin Assistant Editor, Online Specialist, Carnegie Communications
It's easier than ever for students and parents to find tools to help decide on a degree: websites, personality tests, employment statistics, and so on. Of course, just because you have the tools doesn't mean you know how to use them . . .
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Have a heart--and an ear--for helping others? You might find a rewarding career as a therapist. Here, one young woman shares what led her to pursue a path in family therapy, what the work entails, and even how she started her own private practice!
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Whether it's counseling people through hard times or figuring out ways to preemptively improve lives before those hard times set in, the study of psychology can prepare you for many rewarding careers.
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