So many college students will sometimes focus on and/or concern themselves with nothing but their class assignments and their class tests so much that they'll occasionally forget how much their health can actually affect their performance or even their GPA. Sometimes, students never think to realize that if they would apply a decent portion of their personal responsibility to their health, then they would be more likely to succeed much easier and much more in their life. Obviously, this would also include the time they are working on their educational responsibilities. So, while a healthy lifestyle isn't necessarily the only thing that can affect a student's test scores, college students who dedicate a portion of their personal responsibility to their own health are much more likely to succeed in their educational journey.
To every person individually, personal responsibility is dependent on them. To one person, they could focus their personal responsibility on their career, but to another person, they could focus it on their children. Personal responsibility is considered an obligation that a person has to themselves. For students (including but not limited to college students), a portion of their personal responsibility should be centralized on managing their health. This is because too many students often forget to put health into their list of priorities, but then don't quite understand why they are unable to focus as much as they used to or why they aren't getting the good grades that they used to and their study habits aren't any less or any different than they always have been. However, students may not be fully aware of the depletion in their daily activities in which directly affect their health, could indeed be one of the main sources to all of these issues that they're struggling with. There is a relationship between a student's health and their