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Balancing classes, work, friends and other commitments can make for a busy schedule. Try practical time management strategies to plan your week, prioritize tasks, stay focused and make progress on assignments. Plus, learn where to find academic support when you need help.
Getting enough rest can make a difference in your energy, focus and overall well-being. Learn practical ways to build healthier sleep habits, what to do if you’re having trouble sleeping or feeling tired during the day, and where to find sleep and wellness resources at CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï.
Thinking about living off campus next year? Fall is a good time to explore your options, but you don’t have to rush to sign a lease. Learn when more rentals become available, what to consider during your housing search and how Off-Campus Life can help.
Feeling sick? Knowing when to stay home, how to manage your symptoms and when to seek medical care can help you recover and protect others. Learn what to do when you’re sick, how to handle missed classes or work and where to find health care and illness supplies at CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï.
Grocery shopping on a college budget can be challenging, but a little planning can help you save money, reduce food waste and make meals easier throughout the week. Whether you cook regularly or rely on quick meals, try these tips to make your grocery budget go further.
Midterms can bring exams, projects and deadlines all at once. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, a few small steps can help you manage stress and take care of yourself along the way. Try these five tips to ease midterm stress and make this busy time feel more manageable.
Depression can look different for everyone. Learn about common signs of depression, when it may be time to seek help and mental health resources available to CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï students. You’ll also find practical ways to check in with a friend, offer support and help them connect with resources.
Midterms can come up quickly, but studying longer isn't always the best way to prepare. Using effective study strategies can help you make the most of your time, remember what you've learned and figure out what you still need to review.
Homesickness in college is common, especially for first-year students adjusting to a new place, new people and new routines. Here are four things that can help.
For many Buffs, college is often the first time you’re managing money on your own. While it may seem challenging at first, adopting a few easy habits can empower you to manage your money confidently and pave the way for future success. Here are some practical tips to help you thrive financially.