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

In terms of stress, 63% of students reported a moderate level of stress, and 24.61% reported a severe level of stress.
In terms of anxiety, approximately 24% of students reported a moderate level of anxiety, and 21% reported a severe level of anxiety.
In terms of depression, 30% of students reported feeling a moderate level of depression, and 6% reported feeling a severe level of depression.
The odds of experiencing a higher level of stress, anxiety, and depression were significantly greater for female students.
The odds of experiencing a higher level of stress, anxiety, and depression for black students were approximately half the odds for white students.
Upperclassmen students were more likely to experience higher stress and anxiety levels than lowerclassmen students.
One’s rurality, family income, and GPA were significantly associated with the severity of mental health symptoms.

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Updated 2021-05-13

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