Why Is Everyone Else Doing Better? Imposter Syndrome in College
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Everyone looks confident in college — but behind the scenes, most of us are battling imposter syndrome. In this episode of Anxiously Enrolled, we break down why students feel unqualified, behind, or “not smart enough,” and how comparison culture makes everything worse. Through personal stories, practical strategies, and honest reflection, this episode explores how to challenge self-doubt and reclaim your confidence.
If you’ve ever wondered, “How did I get here… and when will they figure out I don’t belong?” — this episode is your lifeline.
Topics Covered:
- What imposter syndrome actually looks like
- Why college students experience it so intensely
- Personal stories of doubt and insecurity
- Comparison culture & academic pressure
- The five types of imposter syndrome
- Practical tools to challenge negative self-talk
- How campus resources can help
- Encouragement for students who don’t feel “qualified enough”
Resources Mentioned:
- Tutoring & writing centers
- Academic advisors
- Faculty office hours
- Counseling or student wellness services
- Peer mentoring programs
- Identity-based support groups
Key Quotes:
- “Everyone is projecting confidence — even when they’re panicking.”
- “Is this a fact, or just a fear?”
- “Feeling like an imposter means you care, not that you’re unqualified.”
- “You earned your spot. Don’t let insecurity rewrite your accomplishments.”
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