1. Reddit
This is a popular, open forum where users can post content, ask questions, and discuss various topics across thousands of subreddits.




Strengths:
- Large number of users and many different groups, including ones focused on mental health and student life.
- Anonymously helps people feel more comfortable sharing personal stories.
Weaknesses:
- The large number of posts can make it hard to find helpful or specific advice.
- Less moderation means some advice may not be accurate or could be harmful.
- Some groups may have negative or toxic discussions.
Opportunities:
- Peer support groups allows students to connect with others facing similar challenges, reducing isolation and offering emotional support.
2. The Student Room
A UK-based forum focused on university students, covering a wide range of topics, from academic advice to mental health.

Strengths:
- Specific focus on student issues, creating a more relevant community for university students.
- Sections dedicated to mental health, academic pressure, and student well-being.
Weaknesses: