How to deal with the stress of finals
(05/08/18 4:00am)
Finals week is rapidly approaching, and with the semester coming to a close, college students can easily find themselves weighed down by the stress of exams.
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Finals week is rapidly approaching, and with the semester coming to a close, college students can easily find themselves weighed down by the stress of exams.
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We are dwindling down to the end of the year and this semester at Shippensburg University, and that only means one thing — finals. Finals for first year students may be a little scary – you may have no idea how it works, what kind of exams you will have or where to go to take your final.
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