关注支持校园问题学生的指南

Student Affairs Today Pub Date : 2023-11-21 DOI:10.1002/say.31318

Claudine McCarthy

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佛蒙特州伯灵顿市--学生们通常怀着很高的期望来到校园。但是，几周后，当他们还没有交到任何朋友，课程也显得压得他们喘不过气时，一个意想不到的、痛苦的现实可能会降临到他们头上。

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Heed guidance for supporting at‐risk students on your campus

BURLINGTON, VERMONT — Students typically arrive on campus with high expectations. But then an unexpected and painful reality might hit them a few weeks later when they haven’t made any friends and their classes seem overwhelming, compounded by believing they’re supposed to be having the best time in their lives.

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