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Crafting a stellar resume doesn't mean you have to struggle alone! Berkeley offers a wide array of resources and support through the UC Berkeley Career Center and the Berkeley Career Engagement page. With their assistance, you can confidently navigate the intricacies of resume building, ensuring that your qualifications shine brightly on paper.

Although course enrollment and a lack of resources remain legitimate concerns for UC Berkeley students, there may be a solution, seeing how other schools of similar sizes have found feasible strategies to cope with this challenge.

UC Berkeley offers a wide variety of resources for students and staff through University Health Services, or UHS, and other programs. Here are a few of the resources you can start using today to help navigate your mental health journey.

As UC Berkeley continues to see an increase in students enrolled in the Disabled Students’ Program, DSP must change and provide genuine support for the ever-growing population of disabled UC Berkeley students it claims to serve but currently fails to adequately.

Abortion resources have been notoriously difficult to obtain, even for students seeking one on our very own campus through University Health Services (UHS).

If we are to thrive as students, it is wise to prioritize our mental health. UC Berkeley has a plethora of special mental health and emotional wellness services, available to all students, staff and faculty, that may help you on your journey.

As studies continually investigate the correlation between social media usage and mental health, we have become acutely attuned to the deeper reality behind the screen. Modern online platforms now hold the power to use us as much as — and sometimes even more than — we use them.

Even though you may grimace at the struggles that increase in your life as you grow, these challenges serve as proof that you are adulting.