Time management can make a significant difference between an A grade or a C grade. Using organizational tools such as task lists and study plans will help you stay motivated, prevent procrastination, burnout and stress. In this section, you’ll be introduced to different strategies to help you manage your time during university.

Quick Tips

Review quick and useful organization and time management tips.

Self-Assessment

Where Does My Time Go?

To develop a better sense of your current time management, reflect on:

• Your current habits. 
  • Consider your likes, dislikes, and energy levels.
• What you currently have to juggle in your life.
  • Consider things such as work, school, and personal matters.
• What your average day looks like. 

Consider how much time you spend on routine tasks.

Organizational Tools

Learn more about different organizational tools you can use to help keep track of your time and plan your commitments.

Procrastination, Burnout, and Motivation

This section will tell you more about different strategies you can use to stay motivated, avoid procrastinating, and prevent burnout.

Resources

There are many resources shared throughout the Time Management section of NOOL. In particular, check out the Organizational Tools section for many valuable tools and templates.