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College Time Management and Study Habits Guide

Learn effective time management strategies, study habits, and academic tips for college success. Maximize your productivity and balance your lifestyle with helpful guidance. Prioritize your tasks, set a personal calendar, and avoid procrastination. Utilize free resources like tutors and writing centers. Stay focused on your goals and maintain a healthy balance between social life and academics.

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College Time Management and Study Habits Guide

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  1. Time Management andStudy Habits C/LTC Steele C/MAJ Bates

  2. Welcome to College • Freedom & Responsibility • Parents are not looking over your shoulder • No constraints • Parties • New “friends” • More parties • Many new “friends”

  3. Time Management • Personal Calendar • Assignments • Exams • ROTC events • Work Schedule • Don’t bite off more than you can chew • Backwards Planning

  4. Bad Example • 0630-0725 PT: Do I want to get up this early? • 0815-0955 Do I have to buy books? • 1000-1155 Sleep in the dorm • 1200-1355 Class • 1400-2300 Beer and my Xbox 360 (You are underage) • 2300-2400 Copy and paste a paper • 2400-0625 Sleep

  5. Good Example • 0630-0725 PT • 0730-0810 Hygiene & Breakfast • 0815-1155 Class • 1200-1355 Lunch & studying in the Cadet lounge • 1400-1800 Work • 1800-2000 Time with friends • 2000-2200 Homework • 2200-0625 Sleep

  6. Study Habits • Never had to study before? Let us introduce you to Problems and Stats. • Location and your surroundings is IMPORTANT. • Assign time into your schedule. • Do not procrastinate. • Come utilize the BRAEC. • Tutors are free. The Writing Center is free. Your upper classmen will help for free.

  7. Things to Remember • Cadets are PAID to attend college. Don’t waste this time and money. • Socializing is great and an important part of college, but keep your eye on the prize. • If you have to ask yourself “Is this a good idea?” It isn’t. • GPA is IMPORTANT! It is the easiest portion of accessions.

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