Even a subtle shift like switching your lamp from the left to the right or swapping out your chair can have a motivating effect due to novelty. If you’re getting bored with your study space, spruce it up. Want to super boost your organization? Here is my ultimate list of the 100 best organization tips for college students. At the very least, go into your inbox and delete some junk / old emails and unsubscribe from promotional emails you don’t want. Here are the exact steps for basic student email management. Managing your email inbox as a student can be challenging if you don’t know what to do. Don’t have folders? Make some, starting with school year dates. Lastly, move any stray files into appropriately named folders. Next, do a search for the work untitled to give you a list of files that have no names: give these unnamed files names or just delete them. Go into Google Drive or wherever your store your digital files, and do some housecleaning. Lock your keyboard, tap it upside down to shake out crumbs (ew), and give that a wipe too. Use a screen cleaner or a wipe made for eyeglasses and thoroughly clean the screens of your phone, tablet, laptop and/or desktop. Sharpen the pencils and throw away dried-up pens and highlighters. Sort your writing utensils.Ĭollect all the pens, pencils, highlighters and markers in your backpack or workspace. Remove all the papers from each of your folders and sort them: throw away junk and expired papers as well as duplicates, and move papers to their proper folder if they ended up in the wrong spot. Take everything out, empty all the pockets, throw away the squished stuff at the bottom, and go outside to shake your bag upside down.
While you should take some time to enjoy an afternoon or a weekend without homework, there are some major benefits to using at least a portion of that time to be productive in ways that will pay off down the line.īelow are 10 productive things to do when you don’t have homework – or when you just don’t feel like doing it “right now.” I mean, if you’re going to procrastinate (gasp!), you could at least spend that time doing something valuable – right? 1. Whether it’s just one homework-free night, a weekend with nothing due on Monday, or even a whole vacation week with no long-term assignments hanging over your head, the feeling is liberating.
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