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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2021 · 22 MIN

Stressed Out: The Pandemic’s Effect on the Mental Health of Students Applying to College

from College Admissions Decoded · host Lantigua Williams & Co., Kojin Tashiro, Edward Truong

Multiple studies have shown that the coronavirus crisis has made us more depressed, anxious, and stressed. Students are not immune from these effects, particularly when they are juggling other stressors, including the college admission process. Remote learning, physical distancing, and the cancellation of extracurricular activities and other milestone events have only ratcheted up feelings of isolation and anxiety for many students – and all this is happening as they’re engaged in the college search process, which can be overwhelming in the best of times. Hear real-life advice from veteran college counselors for easing students’ mental health concerns. 

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