Time Management
- 7 Effective Time Management Tips for College Students Whether you’re fresh out of high school or working two jobs while raising a family, these time management strategies and tips for college students will help keep you organized and your assignments on time.
- TED Talks - Time Management A collection of Ted Talks related to time management.
- Time Management Strategy for Online Students This article from Western Governors University provides tips and strategies for managing time as an online student.
- Time Management Tips Tips from Dartmouth for managing your time well so you can get the most out of your college experience.
- Time Management Tips for Busy College Students Follow these eight time management tips and strategies to ensure that you meet deadlines, are well prepared for exams, and have time for yourself while pursuing a college degree.
UNC Learning Center Resources
- Class Assignment/Test Tracker (UNC Learning Center) This worksheet can help you map out your tests and assignments.
- Digital Distractions (UNC Learning Center) This handout shares tips and tools to help you minimize distractions and stay on track when it matters most.
- Goal Tracker (UNC Learning Center) Successful college students set goals and strive to achieve them. Use this worksheet to help you track and evaluate your goals.
- Priorities Worksheet (UNC Learning Center) Use this worksheet to help you prioritize tasks for the week (or the day).
- Semester Action Plan (UNC Learning Center) Use this worksheet to identify 3 broad goals. Keep this sheet where you’ll always see it, and refer to it when completing the Weekly Action Plan worksheet.
- Time Management Inventory (UNC Learning Center) This resource will help you evaluate your time management habits and patterns.
- Using Planners and Calendars (UNC Learning Center) This handout shares several types of planning that you can do to manage your time and connects you with resources to help you make the most out of each day. Note that you can use an online calendar (e.g., Google calendar, Outlook, etc.) for semester planning and weekly planning as well.
