Late October and early November is a time usually plagued by midterms and papers, but that does not mean that there isn't a way around it. Here are some way that Jumbos cope with the stress of midterms without resorting to competitive complaining.
"For me, I usually try to stick with my workout schedule, because it's important for me to work out two to three times a week to cope with stress."
— Jason Cheng, senior
"I basically try and clear out my schedule first the day before, like if I have work the next day I try to skip that ... I also change where I study; if I'm in Tisch early in the week I move to Ginn during the crunch time."
— Rachel Kornetsky, junior
"Take a deep breath and think — there's always graduate school.
— Kenneth Cohen, sophomore"
"I take five-minute workout breaks to take my mind off school."
— Anya Kaufmann, sophomore
"I listen to music, I try to plan out a study schedule and I try to adhere to it. If you do that you'll be fine."
— Eric Shaw, sophomore
"Breathe in, breathe out."
— Melanie Rubin, sophomore
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compiled by Jon Cheng
