Stress for me can mean a lot, but, most of the time it’s about classes more specific test and essays, and most students worry about them no matter if they're ready for it or not. Another symptom that I saw is difficulty concentrating, I do this a lot, where I’m in a class, then it all of a sudden it hits me that this essay is due in two days or a test is coming up and it becomes difficult to focus on the class that I’m in. Difficulty focusing isn’t just happening during things like class, but also during the events that you're stressing out about. It’s that statement that makes a lot of people scared “what if”, what if I fail this test, what if I can’t write three pages, “what if” can make anything difficult to focus on. The last symptom that I saw wasn’t something I really thought of but after thinking about it, it’s a really good of diagnosing someone with a lot of stress and that's a forced positive attitude. Most people in life are moderately happy but they do not force themselves to be happy. A lot of stress sometimes comes with depression and positive attitude is huge with depression. For stress in my life, there is a good amount, I have difficulty concentrating, I’m always worrying about everything in school and life, and I know at times being happy is difficult.