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Getting an education takes time. But time is sometimes hard to come by and even harder to use wisely.
Successful studying means budgeting your time. Here are some tips:
- Develop a schedule that includes all “regular” activities, such as classes, a part-time job, meals, family responsibilities while still leaving time to recharge your batteries.
- Don’t skip classes. Missing classes keeps you from learning.
- Reserve time to sleep, exercise and recreation.
- Schedule review time for right after a lecture or right before a discussion if you can.
- Plan ahead for major projects and exams
- Break up the task (goal #1-find sources, goal #2–take notes, etc.)
- Try to study the same subject at the same time each day.
- Take short breaks. You need and deserve them.
- Don’t hesitate to seek help if you’re having difficulty with a course.
For more information about the Occupational Development Program, contact the Program Coordinator,
at (219) 980-6832 in Hawthorn Hall 244.
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