Which of the following is a campus resource for student wellness and prevention of burnout?

• A. Campus: student counseling, financial aid, interfaith centers
• B. Campus: library, gym, dorms
• C. Campus: career services, alumni network
• D. Campus: IT support, bookstore

Answer: (A)

Student wellness and burnout prevention relies on resources that address mental health, financial stress, and social support. Student counseling directly helps with mental health, teaching coping strategies, stress management, and when to seek help, which are key to preventing burnout. Financial aid reduces financial strain, a major source of ongoing stress that can wear down resilience over time. Interfaith centers provide a welcoming space for community, belonging, and spiritual or reflective support, which helps buffer stress and foster connection during tough times.

Other campus resources like the library, gym, or dorms are valuable for study efficiency, physical health, and housing stability, but they don’t target burnout prevention as comprehensively as a combination of mental health services, financial support, and communal or spiritual resources does. Therefore, the set including student counseling, financial aid, and interfaith centers best supports wellness and burnout prevention.