1. Time Management - I have been terrible at time management my whole life, ever since I can remember. One of the reasons I believe that I am bad at time management is that I tend to procrastinate too much, especially when it comes to school and school work such as studying and doing homework. I tend to just watch videos such as Netflix or Youtube, or play video games to pass the time so that I don’t have to do or think about my responsibilities of school or work and because of that, the time I have to do other stuff is limited and not as much as I would like. The main way I plan to combat this problem is keep to a strict schedule and keep a planer to know what I need to get done at a specific time on any given day. After I keep to that schedule
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This last semester I took 8 am classes Monday through Thursday. Before the start of the fall semester I thought that I could handle waking up in the morning, but I now know that I can’t get up in the morning. This has to do with the fact that I have always stayed up late, even in high school, but with the college pressure and all the homework I had to do, I was up later than I normally was. There are a few things that I can do to assure that I can get up in the morning with the motivation to go to class. First and foremost, I made sure to not schedule any classes to early in the morning so that I can wake up in the morning. Second is to set 2 alarms, one on my phone and one on my actual alarm clock, to assure that I am able to wake up. This will assure that I actually go to class instead of skipping and not knowing the material. I will know the material much better and receive a much improved …show more content…
See a counselor - This past semester I was dealing with a great amount of anxiety and a fair amount of depression. In high school I had some anxiety over tests and maybe over other things such as projects. I thought that that was normal, test anxiety, and it was for the most part, but when I came to college it seemed to get worse as the weeks went on. At some points it would get so bad that I would start to get severely sick and not make it to class, and that was biggest part of me missing classes. I stated earlier in the paper, I have met with a doctor for my adhd, but we also talked about my anxiety and depression and he gave me medication for my anxiety if it got bad enough, but we both agreed that it would be in my best interest to see someone to help me though these problems. And for that reason is I plan to see a counselor on a regular schedule.
9. Get a Tutor / Go to the Math Assistance Center and Writing Assistance Center - This semester I want to get as much help as I can to assure I get the best grades I can get. And to do that I am going to everything in my power to do so, such as get a tutor, or go to any of the assistance centers on campus, this one is pretty easy to do,
10. Take my
This last semester I took 8 am classes Monday through Thursday. Before the start of the fall semester I thought that I could handle waking up in the morning, but I now know that I can’t get up in the morning. This has to do with the fact that I have always stayed up late, even in high school, but with the college pressure and all the homework I had to do, I was up later than I normally was. There are a few things that I can do to assure that I can get up in the morning with the motivation to go to class. First and foremost, I made sure to not schedule any classes to early in the morning so that I can wake up in the morning. Second is to set 2 alarms, one on my phone and one on my actual alarm clock, to assure that I am able to wake up. This will assure that I actually go to class instead of skipping and not knowing the material. I will know the material much better and receive a much improved …show more content…
See a counselor - This past semester I was dealing with a great amount of anxiety and a fair amount of depression. In high school I had some anxiety over tests and maybe over other things such as projects. I thought that that was normal, test anxiety, and it was for the most part, but when I came to college it seemed to get worse as the weeks went on. At some points it would get so bad that I would start to get severely sick and not make it to class, and that was biggest part of me missing classes. I stated earlier in the paper, I have met with a doctor for my adhd, but we also talked about my anxiety and depression and he gave me medication for my anxiety if it got bad enough, but we both agreed that it would be in my best interest to see someone to help me though these problems. And for that reason is I plan to see a counselor on a regular schedule.
9. Get a Tutor / Go to the Math Assistance Center and Writing Assistance Center - This semester I want to get as much help as I can to assure I get the best grades I can get. And to do that I am going to everything in my power to do so, such as get a tutor, or go to any of the assistance centers on campus, this one is pretty easy to do,
10. Take my