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Adjustment Issues
As part of the normal transition from high school to college, students may face a range of adjustment issues. Students are sometimes concerned that these problems are not serious enough to warrant counseling. However, clients in counseling experience a range of problems varying in severity.
Some common adjustment problems include:
- Homesickness
- Academic difficulties
- Making new friends
- Romantic relationships
- Family conflicts
- Stress management
- Grief
- Identity issues
- First-Year Experience
- Housing and Residence Life
- Dining
- Student Engagement and Leadership
- Fraternity and Sorority Life
-
Health and Wellness
- Lindley Health
- Lindley Counseling
- Office of Health Promotion
-
Health Library
- Mental Health Toolkit
- CampusWell
- Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Body Image and Eating Disorders
- Emotional Health
- Fitness and Nutrition
- Friends Helping Friends
- General Health
- Headspace
- LGBTQ
- Relationships
- Self-Assessments
- Sexual Health
- Sexual Misconduct Resources
- Sexually Transmitted Infections
- Suicide Prevention
- Being Well W&L
- Safety and Security
- Student Services and Support
- Student Affairs Staff