Great Assignment Help Releases "State of Student Workload 2025" Report (US Edition)

A new survey reveals rising academic pressures and selective AI use among American college and graduate students.
October 01, 2025 - New York, NY - Great Assignment Help has just released its first-ever State of Student Workload 2025 Report (US Edition). The report looks at how American college and graduate students manage their classes, assignments, jobs, and mental health. It also explores how AI tools are changing the way students work. The findings come from a survey of 2,546 students across the United States conducted in July 2025. Majorly, the report gives important information about the challenges students face today.
The study shows that most students have more academic work than last year, with 71% saying their workload has increased. On average, students spend about 19.6 hours each week on their coursework, and STEM students spend the most time at 21.3 hours. Also, 62% of students do part-time jobs while attending school, and first-generation students are more likely to work 20 or more hours a week. The report also found that many students use AI tools mainly for brainstorming and making academic paper outlines. However, they still focus on submitting original work and following their teachers' rules.
"Students don't want easier work; they want clearer guidance," said Emily Carter, Academic Insights Lead at Great Assignment Help. She also added, "Our data shows that breaking assignments into smaller deadlines and having clear honesty rules help students learn better than just adding more work." The report found that 58% of students believe having these smaller deadlines lowers stress and improves their work. However, many students still face many deadlines all at once near the end of the term or semester.
The State of Student Workload 2025 Report helps shift the focus from adding more assignments to providing better academic support. More than half of the students said stress from heavy workloads makes learning harder. In addition, 41% said they need earlier feedback during the term to make improvements in time. Many students, about 76%, said they would use tutoring or use expert assignment help (https://us.greatassignmenthelp.com/) services if they were affordable. However, they also want these services to be clear about avoiding plagiarism and using proper citations.
"E-E-A-T in education means giving students expert help with clear and honest practices," said Carter. Additionally, she stated, "Students say they want support that makes the academic work original, properly cited, and satisfies their instructors' expectations. Also, that is the standard we follow." The report encourages schools and support services to improve how they design assignments and handle academic honesty. This can help lower student stress while still keeping high academic standards.
Great Assignment Help will update this report every year to track changes in student workload. The company encourages teachers, students, and education leaders to read the full report that is available at the official website.
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Great Assignment Help is a trusted education support service provider that offers tutoring and assistance for assignment writing, editing, and study tools in subjects like STEM, Humanities, Business, and more. Their team includes verified PhD-level experts who guide students with care and expertise. The company follows strict honesty rules to help students learn more effectively, improve their writing, and meet high academic standards. To know more, visit https://us.greatassignmenthelp.com/

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