Many students who say they are “doing okay” are not in immediate crisis, but they may still be at risk of drifting away from campus life. Explore how campus-wide systems of care with multiple entry points and clear referral pathways,...
Category: Student Health
Access to care matters, but it is not the same as equity. Colleges and universities can expand availability, reduce wait times, and offer 24/7 support, yet still fall short if students do not improve, return for follow-up care, or feel...
OverviewSuccess coaching empowers students to overcome academic, social, and emotional barriers. This proactive, student-centered approach benefits first-gen students, veterans, marginalized communities, and non-traditional learners while helping campuses improve retention and engagement.Student success is at the core of every college or...
Key TakeawaysComprehensive student retention strategies are essential, and institutions must tackle key issues like financial challenges, academic struggles, and mental health needs through proactive support systems.Creating relaxing spaces and providing access to diverse mental health resources enhance student engagement and...
The experts always say to get enough sleep, but what does that actually mean? And what does it mean to get restorative, quality sleep? To start, let’s talk about why we need quality sleep, especially as college students. Sleep plays...
The recent Transfer and Progress: Fall 2022 Report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center (NSCRC) reveals an enrollment decline of 14.5% since 2020 in the number of college and university students transferring from two-year colleges to four-year institutions, amounting...
With higher education dropout rates at alarming levels, colleges and universities are pressed to improve student retention. Research suggests that students who report a higher sense of belonging at the end of the first year persist more in their second...
America is experiencing a physician shortage—and it’s expected to get worse. It not only impacts the general population, but also means many college students may not receive the care they need. According to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC),...
OverviewEnd-of-semester demands can intensify student stress, anxiety, and sleep disruption, especially during finals week. This article outlines common stressors, the health impacts leaders should watch for, and practical, campus-ready strategies to support students when stress peaks. College students are often...
What does self-care for students mean? Is it a bubble bath and a face mask after a long day? Or is it a yoga class, listening to a virtual meditation, or just getting carry-out from a favorite local restaurant? Self-care...
