College Students’ Exposure to Mental Illness/ Depression

Literary critic "Introduction of special problems in university student mental health" The awareness of university students' mental health has become an attractive and highly popular topic for researchers over the past decade. After college spiritually and mentally unstable students started a series of harmful school shoots, other college students began to worry about the mental state of their colleagues. Researchers found a trend in the relationship between university students and their psychosocial life.

Many college students experience a certain recession in college life. However, most students do not have enough information to understand the meaning of depression. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIH), depression refers to "general but serious mental illness often characterized by sad or uneasy feelings" (depression and college students). Depression may cause mental damage to college students if university students are not properly treated. - I am writing a letter to you today because universities across the country are faced with big problems. The number of depressed students is increasing. These students can not get the help they deserve, and more importantly, they need help. These agencies do not have adequate equipment to deal with this problem appropriately.

The most serious mental illness reported in college students, depression has become well known among college students. The main stress factor related to the transition of the university is the cause of depression. According to the 2012 survey, 27% of students are complaining of depression. College students have many signs and symptoms of depression, such as drastic changes in sleep patterns, loss of interest in knowing fun, frequent absences. If left untreated, these repetitive symptoms eventually result in performance loss and graduation failure, often leading to student suicide.

Depression is common among the general public, especially in the case of university students. The National Institute of Mental Health believes that depression is a serious mental health problem and it is reported that 30% of university students can not function properly due to depression feelings. Depression usually occurs in other medical and mental health conditions. At university, students realize that they are struggling in various ways, such as experiencing a higher level of stress and anxiety, and then trying to adapt to and adapt to the new environment. These challenges can worsen the symptoms of depression. In the most severe cases depression may lead to self-injury or suicidal ideation. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that suicide is the third most common cause of death among adolescents aged 10-24. This statistic shows how important it is to treat symptoms of depression before escalation of depression.