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f > BY BROOKE HEATH Student Services: Know What Your School Has to Offer At some point in your college career, you may need to get help for courses, for your health, or fo
> BY CALLIE SCHWEITZER, SOPHOMORE, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA “ A TRICKY BALANCING ACT: FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY You long for it throughout high school, bu
HEALTHCAST LISTEN to author author Callie Schweitzer describe how she found balance her freshman year. CLICK TO READ a Transcript finding or maintaining balance, he says, usually “involves a lack
STUDENTVIEWS “I found it was important to befriend upperclassmen who can help you with college transitions and tell you about their own experiences,” he says. “The best piece of advice I
f ”USE YOUR TIME WISELY AND ENJOY YOUR TIME AND FREEDOM. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE, YOU ARE BECOMING AN ADULT, AND IT FEELS EMPOWERING AND GOOD.” —Doris Jeannet
> BY DON RAUF Raising the Grade: It’s All About Study Skills s ophomore Michael Dion was a top college students, 47% of s
SCROLL over to see Chris Strobel of the University of Missouri offer some study tips. f The Nuts and STUDENTVIEWS Bolts of Studying
> BY DON RAUF Getting Off on the Right Foot: Rules for Being a Great Roommate W hjuenioKrraisteDnelHawunasreinVgearl,leay College in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, started her sophomore year, s
SCROLL over to see author Don Rauf talk about his freshman-year roommate experience. HEALTHCAST to mark that on the form so we can match you with a similar person. We don’t want to put the
STUDENTVIEWS turn can affect your grades. Getting problems out in the open is the only way to move forward to a better living situation. However, having a one-to-one conversation about
f CLICK HERE wanted a randomly assigned room- mate,” says Whelehon. “I got one from Iowa, and I got two randomly assigned suitemates; our rooms were conne
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SCROLL over to see Andrea Hochkeppel at Northwestern University give three tips on saving dollars at college. To control spending, students have to gain an understand
Point Taken Student Health 101TM > Actively promoting campus health and wellness > Vol. 3, Issue 11 I Back to School Issue www.studenthealth101.com > BY ANDREW CARRANZA “The same amount of mone
f of the benefits of a stocked kitchen and free laundry. I also had a shopping habit and the beginning of what would be a very expensive social life filled with spring break trips, beer bashes, and
Y making campus CONNECTIONS > BY LORI MORTIMER Starting college can be disorienting. Gone are the familiar faces and hangouts you have known for most of your life. In their place, you find the
f According to a Student Health 101 survey, well over half of students were concerned that school work and/or a job would leave too little free time for campus involvement. As a rule of thumb, stud
> BY CLAIRE CODY, JUNIOR, KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Eating Right on Campus w e all hear stories about the “fresh- survey of 1,000 students man 15,” and every one of us thinks, con
SCROLL over to see Haley Bakker of Indiana University talk about unhealthy eating habits. journalism and public relations at Creighton U
Often smoothies have more calories than the small fries at McDonald's. Have a salad instead. But watch for hidden calories. Watch for Hidden Calories When you go out to eat or g
f SCROLL over to see Samantha Levine of the University of Delaware talk about healthy food options on campus. thirst. If that doesn’t work
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