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Direct linkOswalt, Sara B.; Riddock, Christina C. – College Student Affairs Journal, 2007
Few studies have examined graduate students and stress. At a large, Southeastern university, 223 graduate students completed a survey about factors contributing their stress, current coping strategies and related university services. A majority felt stressed (48.9%) or very stressed (24.7%). There were significant differences in coping strategies…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Student Attitudes, Coping, Stress Management
