How Much Do Finals Stress You Out?
On a scale of one to ten, I would say I’m about a six for being stressed. To relieve stress I will plan out my time wisely, make lots of lists of what I have to do, and probably knit.
Melissa Chacon- psychology
To relieve stress I like to play video games, hang out with friends, and play sports, usually basketball in the gym.
Douglas Robinson- communications
I’m probably stressed out at about a level seven but I think in a week I will probably get to about a nine. The way I relieve stress is I usually work out, and I do zumba because that’s a lot of fun and it’s just like a party.
Melissa Mancilla- education
I’m very stressed out for finals because I have a lot of papers due, I have a lot of tests this week, and I have a lot of singing performances. To get not stressed out, I usually exercise. It makes me happy and it’s very relaxing.
Stephanie Rudisaile- English and education
Honestly I’m not very stressed, even though I haven’t studied for any of the finals yet. To relieve stress I have fun and play games.
Justin Hudgins- communication
My level of stress is relative to how many tests I have, but I’m generally not that stressed.
Ben Cheever- pre-physical therapy
I have a lot of things to do in the next two weeks so I’m very stressed out. It’s a lot of work, but to relieve stress I go to the gym at night.
Dareen Madrid- biology
On a scale of one to ten of being stressed out I would say I’m about an eight, and I play basketball and sleep to relieve stress.
Gabriel Larriu- kinesiology
I’m not very stressed right now because at the beginning of the semester I work really hard. That way by the time finals come my test grade won’t really matter.
Hannah Marchok- elementary education
Right now I’m pretty stressed because it’s the week before finals and I have five finals, and a test I’m actually finishing right now that’s due in forty-five minutes. Plus there’s master class tonight, and I’m getting sick. I’m very stressed, but to relieve stress I talk to my friends, sleep, and listen to music. Music really helps me. I listen to “The Messiah,” it’s nice around this time, and Chopin also really relaxes me. I think the most relaxing moments I ever have are right before I go to sleep, because that’s when I spend most of my time with God. I wake up in the morning and talk to God, but it’s when I go to bed that I really tell him everything. I think that’s how I sleep so well, it helps me drift right off.
Halla Kalmansson- music
Right now I’m only medium stressed out for the finals coming up. To relieve stress I usually listen to music, play the guitar, basketball, football, or work out in the gym.
Saul Flores- communication
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Irvin Arriaza
December 14, 06:30