by Shivani Ekkanath
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Test-taking can be super stressful! Here's a few ways to relieve that a bit!
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by Paige Miller
CollegeXpress Student Writer
The last thing you want to do during college application season is burn out. Here are a few ways to get ahead of things so you don't feel overwhelmed.
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by Grant Musgrave
CollegeXpress Student Writer
College can be overwhelmingly stressful, but here are a few ways to get ahead and relieve a bit of the stress you can't avoid.
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by Kara E. Joyce
Editorial Assistant, Carnegie Dartlet
Exercising could mean hitting the gym every few days or something entirely different to you! Here are some ways to get active in high school and college.
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by Regan Collins
CollegeXpress Student Writer
College can be overwhelming sometimes. But students can alleviate feelings of stress and anxiety with these simple lifestyle changes and adjustments to their daily routine.
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by Melanie Moore
CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Indianapolis
College is like riding a bike: every time you fall down, you have to get back up. With these tips you'll be able to dust yourself off and continue that uphill battle in no time.
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by Madison Reid
Student, Judge Memorial Catholic High School
Six things you can do right now to ease your stress, plus six habits you can (and should) develop to keep your stress levels in check for a long time to come.
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by Will D'Epagnier
Student, Emerson College
A veteran of the college search process shares some advice so you can steer clear of these three common roadblocks.
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by Sharon M. Weinstein
President and Founder, SMW Group LLC; Author, B is for Balance, 12 Steps Toward a More Balanced Life at Work and at Home
Hi, overwhelmed, overworked, overtired college student. How are you holding up?
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by Vivian Kerr
Test Prep Tutor and Writer, Grockit.com
Any worthwhile graduate course of study is bound to cause some stress in the life of a student. If you find yourself "burning the candle at both ends," try these techniques to bring a little relief!
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