Evaluate Your Time Management:

• How much time have you set aside to meet your goals (above)?
• Does your time allocation reflect the priority of your goals?
• Can your uncommitted hours be reallocated to meet your priorities?

List four activities you would like to do in your uncommitted time

Semester Calendar:
This is the macro view,  
don't include too much detail

• Pick up a copy of  your institution's semester calendar
• Enter important dates, such as mid-term and final exams, holidays, breaks, study days, etc.
• Enter dates for course quizzes and exams, important papers and projects, even social activities!
• Post this schedule in your study area for referral and review, and to chart your progress

• Fill in all on-going activities, such as classes, study times, appointments, work, and social events.

• Modify and detail the Projected Weekly Schedule
• Evaluate your time usage for modification according to priorities

Are you using your time to best achieve your goals?
Are you studying when you said you would?
Can you identify areas when you can use your time more efficiently?

Daily schedule or "To Do List"

• Complete the night before or the first thing each morning.
• Include things you intend to accomplish that day, including assignments, appointments, and errands
• Check off items you have done to give yourself a sense of completion

• Written plans make responsibilities seem more manageable and less overwhelming
• Scheduled tasks are more likely to be completed
• If you are current on reading and homework assignments, you will avoid the need for last-minute cramming for tests