Time Management

NOTE: This was written by one of my friends as a fresh perspective. Enjoy!

If you ever find yourself preparing to pull an all-nighter despite having come home straight after school that day, chances are you're doing something wrong. Get to know how long it takes for you to complete certain assignments and divide your time accordingly. If you're a known procrastinator, you can even give yourself a little leeway, but make sure to plan beforehand so that you aren't rushing to complete that twenty-five paged essay the night before it's due. If you have to, make use of class time and lunch time as well.

-ES

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