Students, at this age, are facing new challenges and opportunities that are crucial in developing intellectual, academic, and career-driven progression. It is imperative to research and analyze the detrimental effects of mental health issues on a student’s mind, body, and behavior to help analyze the correlation between mental health and academic, social, and behavioral success in a college setting. With the costs of college increasing each year and the increased competition in regards to college admissions decisions, students are increasingly becoming more susceptible to emotional and mental health issues from the pressures of family, friends, society, and academic institutions (Mowbray et al. 228). The stress, anxiety, depression, and other
