Universities Helping Students De-Stress for Finals
Final exams can be the most stressful time in a student’s life. Boston-area schools are clearly aware of this, because they offer some of the coolest ways to help students stay mentally balanced and prepared for final exams. Using innovative techniques, and a few puppies, it’s obvious these schools want their students to succeed. What is your school doing?
Boston University is offering free yoga, Zumba, and other stress releasers like time with dogs from B.O.N.E., a therapy dog non-profit out of Scituate.
Boston College offered free tea and coffee, massages, and puppy therapy:
Tufts University offered free yoga:
Take a break from studying with a free yoga class! bit.ly/SQVwYA
— Tufts University (@TuftsUniversity) December 12, 2012
Harvard also offers puppy therapy, and their dog has his own blog!
Happiness is a warm puppy. Meet Cooper, a certified therapy dog who can be checked out from Harvard’s Countway Library. bit.ly/Us4vg5
— Harvard Library (@HarvardLibrary) December 10, 2012
Northeastern University is offering free midnight breakfast, tonight!
Hey #Northeastern, need a break? Midnight Breakfast tonight in Stetson East! wp.me/p1ZRJK-J9
— NU Student Life (@NUStudentLife) December 12, 2012
What is your school doing to help with the pressure of finals?
