“The main thing that I do is to … manage my time and make sure that I am on track and that I am not too stressed about it. For example, I’ll unwind and do some things to calm me down, and then another day I can just study for a long period of time.”
Ariana Garcia criminal justice freshman“So, a few ways I manage stress is that I am a very impulsive person. … I’ll read for like 15 minutes and I’ll be like, ‘OK. I did it,’ and then I’ll go back to studying and I feel like doing that … helps me not get so anxious.”
Austin Garza biology junior“I’d say it is having good social and study balance, studying for maybe an hour or hour and a half and then going out with friends for a little bit and … recuperate myself.”
Cooper Lazo integrated health science freshman“So, for me, I like to get my mind out of things, so I’ll either work out or hit the gym, or [if] worse comes to worst, I’ll just start praying and hope for the best.”
![“So, for me, I like to get my mind out of things, so I’ll either work out or hit the gym, or [if] worse comes to worst, I’ll just start praying and hope for the best.” Michael Zamora criminal justice senior](https://www.utrgvrider.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Michael-Zamora-1024x731.jpg)
