As the end of the semester approaches, it’s helpful to consider whether you work better under pressure or benefit from spreading work for an assignment over a period of weeks leading up to the deadline. Setting reasonable expectations for yourself is also essential for success.

College students are approaching the end of an academic year filled with unprecedented challenges and adjustments. While safety protocols impacted many aspects of campus life, many university students have maintained successful progress towards their degrees.

Many college and university students who spent the past few months in residence will not return to campus following Thanksgiving Break. A few tips might prove helpful in finishing the semester strong, even if virtually everyone is remote.

Binge drinking is a part of campus life for nearly 40 percent of college students. Binge drinking carries risks of adverse social consequences and negative long term impacts upon health. In the Fall of 2020, rates of binge drinking may determine whether college campuses stay open.

College students arrived back home due to COVID-19. Many are finishing their spring semesters with no summer jobs or plans. Fall enrollment has not been announced by many universities. While learning can occur online, campus life helped many current professionals who have maintained employment during the pandemic to launch into adulthood.