I would discuss with your instructor as a wise school and/or instructor usually has a maximum wind allowed for solo students and less for those at the early solo stage.
After a while you will get used to being bounced around -- it's like driving on a bumpy road.
In many cases the terrain below the approach is lower than the runway and any wind down the runway will produce a downdraft if you get low. A steep approach will help keep you out of this nastiness.
If the turbulence gets your approach messed up, you are better off doing a go-around and trying again, this time forewarned.
Sometimes the wind will change and you may be better off landing somewhere else.