Missing sleep can negatively impact your life; from falling sleep in class, missing assignment due dates. Check out the tips to make sure you are getting enough sleep every night.
The freshman 15 or freshman 40 weight gain may be famous among first year students. The weight gain does not have to happen; take a look at some of the information available to help you avoid the extra weight.
Sexual assault, stalking, harassment, and unwanted attention can happen to any student. Always be aware of your surroundings. If you are out after dark, use the buddy system. Let a friend know where you are going and when you will return.
Look at the resources below for ways to be safe on campus.
Attending university or college creates big changes in your life; especially if you move from home and are living on your own. You are responsible for your decisions and actions. The decisions you make can have consequences for the rest of your life. Think before you take action!
Finances can have a lasting impact on your life; long after you graduate. Financial literacy can have a lasting positive impact on your life. Learn about money and how to manage your finances successfully.
Feeling stressed and frazzled can happen to anyone. Check out the resources listed here. If you want to talk to someone about your feelings, contact your campus Student Counseling Center. The phone number for the ISU Student Counseling Center on campus is 812.237.3939. The office is located on the second floor of Gillum Hall on campus.