College StressEvery person will experience some degree of stress in their life. Stress can be healthy. Stress can make a person feel hopeless, helpless and helpless. Constant worry about problems can cause a variety of physical symptoms. Some people are more stressed than others. College students face stress at every stage of classes. Gender, age, and finances have a major influence on how a person experiences college stress. Bettina (2001) conducted research on stress stating that “coping strategies used by adolescents provide evidence that boys use more problem-oriented and direct action approaches to stress. Bettina (2001) says: “Girls use passive and seeking strategies to cope with stress.” Women like to talk about their stress with others and try to find friends to help them. Men will devote unwanted energy to energetic activities such as sports, work or watching television. In the majority of households, girls are encouraged more than boys to express their feelings. Speaking out with someone can help avoid feeling like stress is overwhelming. Aid-win, Sutton, and Lachman (1996) studied whether episodes of stress contributed to the development of coping resources and reported that 81.9% of men reported solving recent problems using previous coping strategies. acquired by encountering problems in their life, work and life. family''. As a person ages, they are able to cope better with stress. An older person will find ways to minimize their enthusiasm and energy level. A returning student will tend to know exactly what they want to do with their future. Having a glimpse of your future makes a person more focused. Returning students do not need to quell their curiosity by doing anything that deviates from their vision. When a student is eighteen years old recently out of high school, your mentality is different. A younger student is not sure what he wants to do. A new student becomes very curious, with a new found freedom. New students tend to feel like they are on top of the world and that life will just get easier after attending school.