Career questions tagged stress-management
I'm going to start my BSN program soon but one question that came to mind was, What do you do when you become overwhelmed with patients ?
I know that in nursing, depending on the position, you can be put in high-stress situations, and I would like to know in advance tips on how to remain level-headed.
What are the best ways to deal with stress during college?
Stress can lead to procrastination, overeating, and more. To avoid those what could one do to deal with their stress.
What are ways to manage my stress while double majoring in acting and psychology ?
Hiii Im a senior and Im really excited to be attending NYU in the fall which I committed for acting but plan on double majoring which I can already tell is gonna be stressful so any advice is helpful!!
How do you balance college life?
How do you balance the stresses of college life with everything going on? There is so much pressure from money and grades, so how do you not let it get to you? Especially in an aviation field? How do you balance school life and family life? #Spring26
What are ways you navigate stress of school and life?
I'm currently in nursing school full time, and working. I struggle finding new ways to study and have time for myself to decompress as well.
What is some important information for a first year nursing student?
What is the best advice/tip you could give a first year student going into the nursing program? How would a student prepare for the final exams for nursing efficiently?Spring2025
What are the best ways to manage stress while trying to get done with school work? I love the idea of biology but what if I get over-stimulated and need a break? Could I ask my teachers if I could take a break or not even try?
I am in middle school in 6th grade and I am dealing with stress. I just want to know because I know the stress will only keep building so I know how to get my school work done and handle stress at the same time. I also tackle football and love aggression but sometimes I love soft, quiet music to calm racing thoughts.
Is majoring in architecture really as hard as people say it is?
I am currently a high school senior and have been interested in majoring in architecture for a while. However, recently I have been worried that I may struggle to find time for a job, for myself, and for what's important to me due to heavy coursework and intense projects. If the work is as time consuming as I have seen people online say, how can I manage this? #fall25
How to let go after submitting college applications?
How do I let go after submitting my college applications? I'm so stressed about them but there's nothing left to do except apply to scholarships (most of which should be need based from the actual school I choose). There's nothing left to worry about but I'm more stressed than when I was applying.
How can I be organized?
I wonder how ot deal with school, work, family time, and time for myself. I know college can be a lot of work, especially me going into the medical field.
Can anybody help?
Hello, I am in 7th grade and I have a question. How can I improve my memory and avoid feeling overwhelmed in difficult situations? Thank you for taking the time to help me.
How do you stay above the stress as an Engineering Major?
I have heard a lot about majoring in Engineering, and most of what I heard is the amount of stress students experience. I am curious if there are specific ways of managing it for this particular major, like studying methods, or ways to get through the entirety of studying in this field!
How do I work through the stress of finishing the college acceptance process?
I have already been accepted, I just have a checklist to complete with a million things while also trying to finish high school.
How do you manage the stress of starting college?
I am currently a senior in high school who will be starting college in the fall- how do I stop being so stressed about this and my future?
Does everything stop being so overwhelming? #Spring25
After school is finished, what comes next and how is that transition from stressing over school to stressing about work; does it ever end? #Spring25
How much do job recruiters look at GPA as a determinent for hiring someone?
Are grades something I need to be stressing out about? i.e., if I were to get a C as a final grade in one of my major college classes, do I need to worry about it, or perhaps retake the class?
How can I manage stress during times of failure and stagnant progress?
I'm an 18 year old college sophomore majoring in animal science, and I've been really struggling in math based subjects since high school. It seems no matter how hard I study or spend time with my tutors, I barely see any progress and it causes me loads of stress that affects my relationship with my family/friends and a bit of an issue with my other grades, since I'm so focused on improving in mathematics. I want to do better and be better overall.
How can I stress less on work load, when I get ap homework every day?
I am a high school freshman in ap human geography. Each night I have to read the textbook throughout the whole school week (total of 11-14 pages), or complete paper written packet and turn in the beginning of next class. And I sort of fall behind to catch up to finish work from my other classes.
How hard/stressful is college during military service?
How difficult might it be to attend college during the first term of active duty military service? I am a high school senior and wish to have an MOS in and study in the medical field.
What advice may you have for a high school senior juggling school and babysitting? How do I maintain focus throughout school, and not let babysitting stress me out?
Looking for personal/professional/relative advice. Currently babysitting six children without aid.
How do I manage school-related stress?
I feel like I’m always overthinking and stressing about school now and in the future, how should I manage this stress?
How to overcome thoughts about "not being productive" during holidays and breaks?
Hi, During the first year of high school, I began having thoughts during winter, spring or summer break about how I'm not being "productive", till now I still get those thoughts and I'm in university. It stresses me out and refrains me from fully enjoying my holiday/break. I'm afraid that these thoughts will continue after I graduate and have a job. Common phrases that pop up in my head are: -> You should get ahead of the curriculum. -> You should do online courses to gain more skills for the future. -> You should be productive, this isn't being productive. -> You have done nothing all day. -> You've got so many assignments upcoming.
How to deal with being overwhelmed and procrastination in University ?
Hi, I'm a university student, currently taking foundation courses. All my coursework are assignments and essays based. I find that when I think of an assignment that I have to do, I think that the assignment is too difficult and that it will take hours for me to complete it. When I finally get the courage to sit down and do it (usually assisted with a friend or because the deadline is literally in an hour or in minutes), I realize it's not that bad, sometimes I even enjoy it. I just want to learn how to get over that hurdle of being overwhelmed and to cease the thoughts that make the coursework bigger than it actually is.
Is the stress of being an accountant manageable?
I'm looking into going into accounting and finance, but don't have an idea of specifically what job I would want. When thinking about accounting, I think of sitting in an office all day and simply doing whatever it is you do for your company. Is the stress manageable or hard to handle?
As an Anesthesiologist Technician how do you deal with stress in fast paced environments?
I would really like to know how anyone in the field of Anesthesiology deal with stress on the job as an Anesthesiologist Technician! I know things can move really fast and take unexpected turns at any moment.
What do you do when your brain is exhausted after an unpleasant coding session?
I am curious how programmers destress themselves and solve problems when they are stuck.
What study tips can help an easily distracted mind manage college expectations?
Like many, this is my first time away from home for an extended time. I am nervous about managing my personal focus and organization skills without support. I look forward to the social aspect of going to college, but worry about managing my studies in a timely manner. I know of support services that my college will provide, but we students still have to be in charge of our time management. Do you have suggestions on managing our daily study habits? Thank you! #study-habits #study-tips #study-skills #time-management #organization-management #stress-management #self-improvement
How do I balance everything while managing my stress?
Currently, I'm a sophomore in high school who is studying for the SAT, AP Government, and AP Language exams at the same time. I'm an extremely competitive person and am trying to get top scores on all three exams while maintaining a very high GPA as well. Recently, I had a breakdown because I got so frustrated at the fact that I have to study for so many different things at the same time and still manage other things like grades, clubs, and volunteering. I want to be a top performer for the PSAT test very badly, and am working really hard to do it, but am really struggling. How can I balance so many things at once, still do well, and still remain sane? #stress-management #AP #psat
Can a student recover from failing a college class?
How many classes can a student fail before they are not able to succeed? Can a student recover from a few failed classes after retaking them and getting a better grade? What happens when you take a class that cannot be retaken because it is above 3000, but you need it to succeed? Can I still make a 3.5-4.0 GPA with failed classes that have been retaken? These are the questions I have as a student who went through failing a couple of classes because of being stressed my first semester and now trying to make up for it. I have never failed classes before until University and have been an almost straight A student all through HS and community college. Now I'm struggling. I need reassurance of whether I can make it through college and make the good grades and high GPA I want, but with full honesty. #college #grades #gpa #classes #failure #help #mental-health #recover #recovery #student #student-development #freshmen #sophomore #class #stress #stress-management #university