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How to college: 4 essential reads for incoming first-year students and their parents on mental health, libraries and more

  • Written by Kiersten Tate, Editorial intern
How to college: 4 essential reads for incoming first-year students and their parents on mental health, libraries and moreWhen students are prepared for the newness of college life, their well-being is better off.Justin Sullivan/Getty Images News vis Getty Images

By the time they get through high school, most students are pretty used to transitioning from summer to school time. But starting college brings a whole new set of challenges. First-year college students have...

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