Freshmen This Year Are More Stressed Than Ever

by College Magazine on January 27, 2011

College Magazine Staff

By Tamar Lewin > New York Times Staff; Photo by Flickr user Madmolecule

Attributed to decreasing job opportunities and high school pressures, college freshmen this year reported record-high levels of stress and other emotional health issues, studies revealed. Read the details of the study at the New York Times.

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