time management center for academic student achievement
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Identify any time Identify any time management issuesmanagement issues
Procrastinating Do not leave for tomorrow what you can do today
Handling Work Load Finish a few assignments at a time, break up larger
assignments Socializing
Learn to say NO!
Decision makingDecision making
What needs to be done first?What can I do with my free time?Should I go out with friends or study?
Making a planMaking a plan Create a “To-Do” list and
prioritize assignments Work on harder/time-sensitive
assignments first Set deadlines
Deadlines will help you avoid procrastinating
Break down large assignments Smaller tasks will help you stay
productive
PlanningPlanning Semester calendars help remind you
about important dates Weekly planners are a good way to plan
for upcoming events Daily planners can be more specific
Take a breakTake a break Schedule short breaks regularly
If you feel fatigued or frustrated, step away
If an emergency arises, it’s ok to change your schedule
Flexibility is a must
Out-of-class obligationsOut-of-class obligations Extracurricular Activities
Sports, Greek Life, other organizations
Working No more than 15 hrs. a week is recommended for
Freshmen students Find a job that understands you’re in college and works
with your schedule (On campus)
Reward yourself!Reward yourself! Schedule time for yourself Do something that makes you happy Remember, this is college… If you WORK
hard, its okay to PLAY hard!
Remember…Remember… Plan to get help early in the semester
◦ It’s easier for others to help you if you plan ahead
Make a daily schedule◦ Planning your day-to-day will help you
accomplish more Schedule time to hang out with friends
◦ Releasing stress is important (Exercising is also good!)