"Reports of anxiety, depression leading to special privileges like longer test-times
“[W]hile all claimed disabilities have ticked up since 2010, the biggest jump has been in self-described ‘psychological disorders’,” write Joy Pullmann at The Federalist.
... As well, from 2011 to 2016, “the number of students with special accommodations increased by an average of 71% among 22 flagship state schools.”As Pullmann points out, “huge percentages of college students say they feel overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, even suicidal.
Colleges are responding by installing live-in counselors in dorms and hiking fees to pay for additional psychological health staff.”...
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