A recent study on college students sleeping habits revealed, only 11% of college students get a good night sleep, 73% of college students suffer from sleep problems and the other 16% are not affected at all from any type of sleep problems at all. Researchers also concluded in this study that comfortable bedding and sheets made a huge impact on how well the college students slept at night. The study found that college students who had quality bedding and sheets that were soft and comfortable were able to get a good night sleep compared to students who had sheets that were not as soft and high in quality. Researchers confirmed that choosing the right bedding, sheets and mattress covers can improve a student’s ability to get a good night sleep. The study also concluded that soft bedding and sheets could help students who live in a dorm get better grades because good nights sleep can help students focus and concentrate better.
Summer is halfway over. Soon, you're going to be starting college for real and playing a college sport for which a coach actually recruited you. Let's assume the sport is baseball. Let's further assume that you haven't been recruited to play at the University of Miami, Stanford, the University of Virginia or the winner of this year's College World Series . You're an above-average player and, according to the slots available and probabilities, you're probably in a NCAA Division III program. (Even if you're in a fairly big time Division I program, you might want to finish reading this article. A significant number of you guys get tired of being bench jockeys and transfer to D III's for playing time and the ability to be a stud player in a small pond.) Status Check - What the NCAA Calls You The NCAA refers to you as a " student athlete " in all its many publications, forms, notifications and rulebooks. The term is never
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