Community college students struggling with mental health
Briefly

More than half of respondents (56 percent) reported that mental or emotional challenges affected their academic performance in the last month. This highlights the significant impact mental health has on academic success for community college students.
30 percent of respondents said they didn't know where to go if they needed help with mental health issues, indicating a gap in access to support services at community colleges.
Colleges should take a more active role in both understanding and addressing students' mental health and well-being, especially given the clear link between mental health challenges and academic performance.
66 percent of students reported feeling anxious or on edge, while 60 percent expressed concern over a lack of interest in daily activities, underlining the widespread mental health struggles among community college populations.
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