Study problems are often rooted in psychological problems.
Depression, for example, often results in concentration problems and anxiety, which can hinder your exam results.
There are a number of things you can do:
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About 600 students per year consult the student psychologists to discuss these and other matters.
Visit their website for more information.
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If you suffer from fear of failure and/or tension problems, the Fear of Failure and Study Stress course of the Centre for Study Support and Academic Skills may help you.
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If you would like to study together with a fellow student, the Humanitas 'Studiemaatjes' project (website in Dutch only) might be just the thing for you.
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Digital information about studying with psychiatric problems can be found on the 'Begeleid leren' (supported education) website.
It is very important to consult your study advisor and/or student counsellor in good time if your psychological problems result in study delay!
