Nhu cầu tư vấn của sinh viên năm nhất Đại học vùng Thái Nguyên – Consultation needs of _x0003_ rst-year university students at Thai Nguyen University.

This study aims to identify and assess the counseling needs of first-year students at Thai Nguyen University (TNU), a major regional university in Vietnam. Transitioning from high school to university, students encounter significant challenges related to administrative procedures, new learning methods, and personal life management. Using a mixed-methods approach—quantitative surveys of 300 students and in-depth interviews with 10 students from five member universities—the study reveals that the highest counseling needs relate to physical and mental safety (average 4.5/5.0), study methods (4.3/5.0), and time management skills (4.2/5.0), while needs concerning application documents have improved. The paper proposes solutions to strengthen an integrated counseling system, with emphasis on mental health and self-management skills, to enhance first-year students’ learning experiences and adaptability. Keywords: Adaptation, counseling needs, first-year students, self-management skills, Thai Nguyen University.

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Journal of Education and Society
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2025-11-15
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https://doi.org/10.64410/ykdd5960
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Research studies in Vietnam
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Nhu cầu tư vấn của sinh viên năm nhất Đại học vùng Thái Nguyên – Consultation needs of _x0003_ rst-year university students at Thai Nguyen University.

Journal of Education and Society
Research studies in Vietnam
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Nhu cầu tư vấn của sinh viên năm nhất Đại học vùng Thái Nguyên – Consultation needs of _x0003_ rst-year university students at Thai Nguyen University.

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Abstract

This study aims to identify and assess the counseling needs of first-year students at Thai Nguyen University (TNU), a major regional university in Vietnam. Transitioning from high school to university, students encounter significant challenges related to administrative procedures, new learning methods, and personal life management. Using a mixed-methods approach—quantitative surveys of 300 students and in-depth interviews with 10 students from five member universities—the study reveals that the highest counseling needs relate to physical and mental safety (average 4.5/5.0), study methods (4.3/5.0), and time management skills (4.2/5.0), while needs concerning application documents have improved. The paper proposes solutions to strengthen an integrated counseling system, with emphasis on mental health and self-management skills, to enhance first-year students’ learning experiences and adaptability. Keywords: Adaptation, counseling needs, first-year students, self-management skills, Thai Nguyen University.

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