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Stress, anxiety, and depression among undergraduate students during the COVID-19 pandemic: Results: Mental Health Services

The university in this study provided free counseling services for students via phone or internet, even after the campus was closed after the initial outbreak.
More than 60% of students with moderate to severe symptoms never used on-campus mental health services, and more than ⅔ of students never used off-campus mental health services.
Overall, stress, anxiety, and depression levels were positively correlated with using mental health services on- or off-campus.
Black and Hispanic students were significantly more likely to use on-campus mental health services than white students.
The odds of using on-campus services were significantly lower for older students, while the odds of using off-campus services were significantly higher for older students compared to younger students.
When it comes to using off-campus mental health services, the odds were significantly higher for female students, older students, and upperclassmen students.

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Updated 2021-05-13

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