Career questions tagged timemanagement
What is some important information for a first year nursing student?
What is the best advice/tip you could give a first year student going into the nursing program? How would a student prepare for the final exams for nursing efficiently?Spring2025
What are the tips for Freshman year in college?
Should I use notebooks to take notes or use a computer?
What are the best studying tips?
My name is Jack, I'm a senior in high school and I was curious as to what kind of good studying tips can I use when I am in college? This would mean a lot to me in the near future.
Best study strategies and advice for an incoming engineering major?
I am a high school senior planning to major in Electrical Engineering in college. I want to start build good habits now so I can make college a little bit easier. What study techniques work best for engineering students, especially for math, physics? Are there specific routines, tools, or habits you wish you had started before your freshman year? I am also looking for general advice on time management, staying organized, and avoiding burnout during the first year of college. Any insight from current engineering majors or professionals would help.
How do I balance work and study?
I am looking for advice regarding working while attending school. Could you provide some guidance or recommendations? I am hoping to work on campus to help pay my tuition.
How should I best manage my study time in College?
Have any tips and tricks to study more efficiently, because that is something that has held me back a bit in high school and I want to improve on it the last semester of my senior year before going to college.
How often should I be studying for test?
I am a senior at Las Cruces High School. I am also going to be a college gymnastics but right now I do club gymnastics with my best friends. I later plan to be a manager of some kind for a big business. I also play to have a lot of house and rent them out to people.
What are some suggested digital calendar apps that are helpful for time management in college?
High school senior planning to major in nursing in fall 2026. Looking for a digital calendar or time management app to improve my organization skills now so that I am better prepared when in college. I use a handwritten calendar/planner now but am in search of a different way to stay on task and organized.
What are good study habits to learn before going to college?
Especially for accounting and mathematics majors? #Fall25
What are the hardships/challenges you faced while becoming a nurse And how did you manage to overcome this ? #Fall25?
HI. I'm currently a senior in high school looking forward to go into nursing in college. I love to stay active and play soccer.
How to maintain a balance between financial and academic life?
Being full-time enrolled at an university while struggling with finances is hard for many students. Pursuing goals and dreams is not impossible but requires resiliency and much dedication. I believe this is possible but I find myself with tied hands.
How do can I work on staying on top of my homework as a senior in High school to prepare me for college??
AS a senior in high school I struggle with being organized and staying on top of my work. I want to be successful in college and am curious if anyone has advice?
What are some effective ways for studying in college?
I want to make sure my grades are as good as possible in hopes of being accepted into a physicians assistant program. #fall25
What are some tips and tricks for a student going to college and wanting to graduate college?
I'm a 12th grade student graduating this year and going off to a 4 year college to earn my Bachelor's of Science degree for Interpreting American Sign Language major. I will be staying on campus, but I need some tips and tricks on how to pass college without failing.
What are some tips that would help me develop my skills for the future?
Such as designing advice, good habits to build early, skill builders, etc.
Study tactics to help stay focused in nursing school?
I am going to be entering nursing school after graduation in June and I want to be as successful as possible. In college, I know there are things such as events and friends that can become a distraction from studies and I want to know how I can fully focus on my studies to reach the goal I am determined to complete.
How can I, as a med student, honor my passions and still give myself permission to rest without guilt? Any advice or strategies would mean so much — I really want to find a balance that works. 💛
I’m a med student, and I’ve made up my mind that any spare time I have, I want to put effort into my other passions — filmmaking, writing, acting, and ambassadorship. But saying it out loud now makes me wonder… will I even have space to just relax? I know my free time will be so limited, and I worry that if I take a moment to rest, I’ll feel guilty for not being productive. These passions are such a big part of who I am, and I want to honor them even while I focus on becoming a doctor, but I also want to be able to rest without constantly worrying that I’m wasting time, running out of time, or not using my time wisely. I’d be so grateful for any advice or tips on how to honor my passions while also giving myself permission to rest and recharge without guilt. Your guidance would mean so much to me and really help me find a balance that works. 💛
How do people with big creative dreams manage to thrive in medicine without burning out?
I just got into college to study medicine 🎉, and today my mom and I went for my clearance and a short tour around my faculty. Meeting some of the medical students made everything feel so real — and honestly, a little overwhelming. I learned that I won’t start my core medical lectures until 200 level, but once I do, it gets very intense: no long breaks, few holidays, and long hours of study and practicals. Hearing all that made me start thinking deeply about how I’ll combine my medical career with the other things I’m passionate about — filmmaking, storytelling, writing, acting, and ambassadorship. Medicine is my main path because I truly love helping people, but those creative dreams also mean a lot to me. How can I begin building these other parts of myself now, during my pre-med year, and still stay focused enough to succeed in medicine later on? I’d really appreciate any advice from people who’ve juggled multiple passions or careers. 💫
How can I find a part-time job while attending university?
Im 18 years old, I am good at math and love helping people.
How can I prepare myself for college?
I am a senior in high school. I'm hoping to go to grad school and maybe get a PhD after getting my BS. How can I prepare myself for my undergraduate degree now and for an eventual grad degree?
"How do I manage my time effectively with classes, homework, work, and social life"?
"I'm a student at the University of Cincinnati trying to grow, learn, and figure out college life."
What’s the best way to start pursuing multiple passions — like medicine, filmmaking, writing, acting, and ambassadorship — while still giving enough focus to my main career path in medicine How can I grow in all these areas without burning out or losing direction??
Hi everyone! I’m starting college this Friday to study medicine — becoming a doctor has always been one of my biggest dreams. But I’ve also had a deep love for storytelling, creativity, and leadership. I hope to one day produce films and documentaries that inspire people, write books, act in meaningful stories, and serve as an ambassador representing positive change. Sometimes I wonder how to balance these passions with my main focus on medicine — and how to begin each journey without feeling overwhelmed. I really want to make an impact in every field I’m passionate about, so I’d love some advice from those who’ve walked a similar path! 💫
How can I not turn in assignments late or sleep in before I start college this year?
I am a high school senior student that go accepted to Bloomsburg University. I will be graduating this year. I need to tips so that I don't sleep in and fail college on my first semister.
How do you prepare for college (mentally)?
A) I've never really had to study, as school's been easy so far, and I'm scared for when it gets harder. B) I'm uncertain how I will take care of my mental health while away in college, and I am scared for this.
How to start a habit?
I want to stop procrastinating so much. I know I am intelligent. I am a college senior, and I need to figure out what population of people I want to work with, in what capacity. I'm so lost!
How do I break down a term paper?
Why is writing a term paper so difficult, and how do I break it down to its simplest form so I do not get overwhelmed? I use APA7 format, and I struggle with it so much. Finding headings and how to word things to sound interesting, yet technical, is trying.
Should I try and apply for a dual-degree program?
I feel as though it is a very good program that could open my career to many different job opportunities and if I don't want to go through on one side, I could go through on the other which seems extremely enticing. I feel as though the only real downside to it is the fact that I will have double the course load which is extremely hard.
What habits should I pick up in preparation for college?
Mainly in studying and time management.
How do you build study habits for college courses? #Spring25
12th Grade
How to stand out in job interviews with limited professional experience?
I have not had time for an internship because of school and my current job. I am worried how this will look for future interviews. I need to find an experience that I can fit into my schedule.