Hey everyone, I'm Shannon. I work at the Rollins College boathouse. So my tip for
de-stressing during exam week is to actually come down to the boathouse and
rent out a sailboat or canoe. We even have a paddle board. All you need is a
swim test and students can rent them out for free. We're open from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday
through Sunday.
My name is Sara and this is the pillow room on the third floor of
library. You can come here, it's super cozy. Sometimes it's a little bit colder than
everywhere else, so it's good to keep your mind active, but also you get to
relax and lay back on the pillows.
If you walk down stairs of the bottom floor of the library,
you can get a study room where you can study by yourself with no
distractions and it's really quiet.
Hey guys, my name is Brandon. I am a tutor here at the Rollins Tutoring & Writing Center.
So, you can schedule an appointment with us online to meet with
a tutor and, whether you're meeting with the tutor or group of friends to study, I
recommend to always have a document outline with all of the course concepts,
so that you can cover all of them and also manage your time while you're studying.
Hi, I'm Nathaly. The library is open 24 hours the week before and the week of finals.
Hi, I'm McKenna. During finals, I like to exercise at the gym, take a break from studying and de-stress.
Hello, my name is Elise Wendelburg and I am a freshman music major here at Rollins.
And one of my biggest tips is that, if you need to have some time to
unwind and debrief from all of your studying, you can come here in the Music
Building and come into some of our non-major practice rooms, if you play the
piano or anything like that and just kind of unwind with some nice music.
As a music major, professors are always here to help you, so whenever you need
practicing tips or advice on your performance or things like that you can
always just come by and ask questions and they're so helpful and it's great.
Hi, my name is Hannah, I'm a senior communications major and we're in Pinehurst Cottage. It's
the oldest building on campus. My final's tip is that you need to take a break.
You can't be productive all the time.
Hey guys, it's Lauren.
The most important thing for me, when I'm studying, is to plan out everything you have to do. Make sure that
you know when your assignments are due and allow yourself enough time to get them done.
Hey guys, it's Isa and I'm a double major with environmental studies and social innovation
and I like studying at Busch because a lot of my classes are here and
it's a really nice building and sitting outside's awesome with the Florida weather
because it's always beautiful outside.
Hi, I'm Matt and I think it's really important
to get six to eight hours of sleep every night. If you don't, your
brain will not function as well and you won't do as good in your classes.
If you can't get six to eight hours every night, taking the naps throughout the day is
also a great way to catch up.
Studying for finals can be hard, but it's better with friends. And if you need
extra help, go to your professors during their office hours.
Hi, my name is Madhavi and I'm a sophomore
and a good tip to stay focused during exam week
is to hide your phone, so that you don't get distracted.
Hi, my name is Matthew.
My favorite thing to do to de-stress from finals is to head to the parks after
class, especially to enjoy the fireworks show at Disney. So I'll see you all there. See ya!