Physics Struggles
I’m feeling really worn out right now. I’ve already failed my first two midterms, and with two more coming up plus the final, I’m feeling overwhelmed. I’ve been putting in so much effort, even working with a private tutor and studying for hours, but nothing seems to click. It’s just making me feel so tired and down.
Is it okay for me to message a girl I like on Instagram? I want to make sure I don’t seem strange or creepy. I’ve had a crush on this girl for about two years now, but we don’t know each other very well— we just met in a class during our freshman year. Would […]
Creating a Welcoming Space for First-Year Students: A Personal Touch As a newly appointed academic advisor, I’m excited to foster a supportive environment for the first-year students who will seek my guidance. One idea I’m considering is to transform my office into a warm and inviting space by dedicating a section of my bookshelf to […]
Dropping a Class I’m a sophomore studying health science with a minor in public health and biology at a top 50 school in the U.S. Last semester, I dropped my economics class because I realized I already had the credit, but I ended up receiving a W. Right now, I’m enrolled in Biology 2, but […]
It’s completely understandable to feel overwhelmed and exhausted, especially after facing challenges like this. First, remember that setbacks are a part of the learning process, and it doesn’t define your abilities or potential. Have you considered adjusting your study approach? Sometimes a different strategy or focusing on specific problem areas might help. Additionally, taking short breaks and practicing self-care can be really beneficial to your mental health. You’ve already shown a lot of dedication by seeking a tutor and putting in the hours, so don’t lose sight of that effort. Keep reaching out for support, whether it’s from friends, family, or your tutor, and remember to be kind to yourself during this tough time. You can do this!