With spring break approaching, it may be difficult for students to stay motivated for all of the upcoming papers and exams. A way students can de-stress from school work and relax is by taking time to...
By Sofia Syed , Arts & Life Editor
• March 12, 2015
Midterms can be a nerve-wracking time for students and over worrying can only make matters worse. There are simple things one can do to relieve stress and focus on doing well for their exams.
Getting...
Dakota Phillips
Judgment day is coming: the time you gather your strength, muster your materials and ingest copious amounts of coffee.
This unholy fury is one of many ways man has devised to demoralize...
After 16 weeks of nonstop papers, exams, cases, analyses and projects, we could all use a break.
Professors’ assigning copious amounts of work at the end of the semester just to ensure that we have “absorbed all of the material throughout the course” is basically driving all of UA’s students beyond their normal stress capacity. However, it comes with the territory.
It’s hard to believe this week is the last one of the semester. For most of us, that means it’s time for cramming.
One thing we often tell ourselves before the new semester begins is to keep up with all the work as the semester progresses and to not fall behind in anything or procrastinate until the last possible moment.
