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There are many strategies and tips that can help you survive this end-of-semester phase with a minimal amount of stress.

Test anxiety is a challenge for many students, to varying degrees. It can take different forms, from a minor distraction and difficulty concentrating to — in serious cases — a severe level of worry that can prevent you from doing your best in your courses.

Penn State World Campus students have access to a new collection of resources that can help improve focus while also alleviating stress and anxiety.

Thanks to a partnership coordinated by World Campus Student Affairs, students can use the Headspace Care app and virtual mental health services at no cost for a year.

If you’re a Penn State World Campus student looking for a virtual internship, you might want to consider a federal program that offers valuable internship opportunities: the Virtual Student Federal Service (VSFS).

Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) is a way to earn college credit by proving you have gained certain knowledge or skills via work experience, volunteer projects, military service, independent study, or other means.

Penn State World Campus students have access to a variety of accessibility tools available to them at no cost.

Penn State World Campus provides 10 hours of tutoring free of charge to students in supported courses.

We asked a group of current students to discuss their favorite tools and share their best tips for time management and work/life balance.

We’ve compiled an assortment of tips and resources to help you stay productive while working remotely and completing your school work, especially if you also have kids at home.