stress Based on the above bar graph of major causes of stress, the academic pressure ar e topping the chart

with majority of 68% respondents votes, and followed by 12% of negative attitude possessed. Meanwhile, both financial and relationship problem exhibit the same results with 8% respondents voted them as their primary factor of stress respectively. Health problem has the lowest scores with only 4% of vot es from respondents. The apparent results above can be correlated to the respondents academic achievemen ts as 92% of them score a relatively high Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA), within 3.50 to 4.00. It indirectly portrays the importance of getting good grad es to secure their place in the critical course. This is proven when 56% of them suffered from stress derived from academic pressure, mainly due to lack of time for quizzes or examinations, as illustrated by the pie graph below.