A recent study shows anxiety is on the rise among college students across the country — which is a statistic Penn State psychological services said holds true for Penn State students. Ross added that while most anxiety felt by college students is healthy, there are students who might be experiencing something far more serious. Penn State students are no exception, and increases of anxiety on the Penn State campus have been noticed, said Mary Ann Knapp, clinical social worker for the Center for Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS). Knapp wrote in an e-mail that some Penn State students experience more severe anxiety disorders that require them to seek professional help. Knapp added that many students’ cases seen by CAPS are adjustment-related and normal with the hectic life of Penn State students. read more
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