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I’m taking 24 credits somebody give me some good advice on how to do it before I freak the fuck out
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Anonymous 23h

Breathe focus go out when you able to but not when you know you have things to do. Talk to ppl if you’re struggling, I promise they will talk and help you through it and never forget you got this.😎

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Anonymous 8h

Highlight all syllabus due dates, get a big ass calendar and put everything in said calendar. Break down studying into multiple days and plan study time or project execution over multiple days. If you aren’t organized it won’t go well

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Anonymous 23h

Idek how they’re allowing you to take that many 😭

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Anonymous 22h

Spend some time planning your approach. Batch tasks. Set aside distractions. Take breaks.

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Anonymous 22h

take fewer credits

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 23h

Thanks man :/ my parents yelled at me for being stressed today so it’s nice to hear someone else cares

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 23h

Two credits are hold overs from last semester

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 21h

I can maybe drop one class

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 6h

THIS! THIS! THIS! (I am more of an e-calendar person.) My school personally uses Microsoft Outlook and I just recently found out about Microsoft Todo. (This translates to “I have my calendar, emails, and todo list all in one place (one app!!) now” it’s very nice.) I 1000% recommend using available and integrated resources/apps if at all possible. It cuts down a lot on calendar-addition-busywork and email-to-todo-list headache.

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