How can I maintain a good schedule for 2 jobs[p/t] and school?
359674
Sounds like a good idea, only you need something to do in between working and school that is fun so you can relax, that way you won't crash. Or you could just copy your homework so there's less work.
118671
by budgetting your time\n\nalot a certain amount of time for each task
308138
Look,organization is the key to success. If you get a day off do this. 8:30 breakfast 8:40 subject #1 9:05 1/3 of grad.project. 9:45 Subject #2 10:15 take a break 10:30 1/3 graduation project. 11:15 subject # 3 11:45 take a break.  12:15 1/3 of graduation project. 12:50 subject # 4 1:35 take a break. 1:45 project #5.\nNow that was not so hard right? Good luck!
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if you really like your extracurricular activities, then use time management to catch up.Replace watching TV and playing games with work time.Also, don't talk on the phone for a long time(if you do)or mess around on the Internet if your that overloaded.Oh ya, use the weekend and any other spare time that you see.Remember, get at least a good sleep and eat good enough or better so you don't wear yourself out.One more thing, if some school work is taking too long to understand or complete, you can always ask a friend or teacher for help.
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Keep a little notepad & pen with you, & every time something pops into your head; write it down.\nBegin setting a fixed time, daily, when you do thiese lttle things. This will discipline you to manage your time better while developing some organizational skills, too.
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~Stay on task first and foremost.\nNever pick up a piece of paper without finishing the details and following through. If you try to always do this, when possible, you won't have a pile on your desk.\n\n~Make a schedule.\nAnd stick to it. You should have a "To Do" list for daily, weekly and monthly duties. Put these lists in order of importance and post on a large calendar, checking off as you go. I like the blotter size and I use a scheduler from Microsoft.\n\n~Allow others their responsibilities. \nIf you end up doing the work of others, you won't be as organized because your time isn't being spent well. Helping others, or doing their job because it needs to get done is poor management. Occasionally you will have to due to absenteeism but don't make it a habit.\n\n~Allow space on your calendar for free time.\nWithout two breaks and a lunch, your mind gets bogged down. You need these breaks to eat, meditate or walk off your bodies need to rest. Rest meaning; removed from the situation temporaraly.
481088
It is for sure pretty tough. But if the condition insists, I think the key word is time management. Therefore, take no full time job and not so many class in the same time.
615880
I suggest you always go full time. So i think depending on your college it;s 2.
814041
Depends on yourself and your specific needs....I've gone through so many methods to get to where I am now. The classic way that is always helpful is to have a planner of somekind to write homework down in. If you do this, make sure you can read your writing, you write down all the relevant instructions, ans especially the due date. Though one of my best methods of keeping track of everything is to use my friends, but keep in mind asking one person doesn't mean they have the right answer. Its best to use some of both ways.\n\nAs for organizing stuff...I have a shelf at the foot of my bed where I keep all my school stuff...no room on my desk. (My backpack goes underneath along with PE clothes and stuff) On top I keep my books and notebooks. I have a file folder for each class, I found I got too lazy to keep puching holes in stuff or bothering to take my whole binder out of my backpack, the folder slides in and out better. \n\nFor remembering what you need in the morning, when I get home, or maybe later, I sometimes take a piece of paper and write down all my homework, highliting or somehow indicating stuff due the next day and stick it where I can see it (that depends on your room/where you do work)\n\nIt all depends on your laziness level and what works for you...experiment...but really writing it down and rembering to check your planner is one of the best ways to get started.
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What school?  What level?  What's wrong with the current schedule?  What's good about the current schedule?  What are you trying to accomplish? \n\nThis isn't a good question, but with a little more detail, it could be!
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BE ORGANIZED... make your TO-DO list... be disciplined enough to follow it... prioritize... identify the stuffs that are the most important... if its time to work, WORK... don't linger... don't deviate from your schedules... then award yourself when you finally meet the deadline... give yourself a pat in the shoulder and treat yourself to a spa... or simple pleasures in life... like a quality time with your gf/bf, an ice cream... chocolates... or a nice, uninterrupted sleep... GOODLUCK!
147743
Thats a hard one,you need to learn to prioritize your time,you will have to set a time for each thing in your day,and stick to it,there will also be some sacrafices you will have to make,you may have to give up watching a favorite tv show just for the extra study time,you may have to forgo going out to the mall with your friends to finish your homework instead.School in itself is a career,so having to work on top of it is a big responsibility.Learning to prioritize your time,will help now and in the future as well..Good luck!
865856
Plan out your work so that you do some of it each day, and are not rushing like mad to finish at the last minute.  Ask for help organizing if you need it.
110797
It is impossible to maintain both with any degree of success.\nBoth endevours will suffer when you don't get any sleep. One third of your life should be set aside for rest and play. The Bible says, "...no man can serve two masters." The principle of the saying applies here.  You must devote your attention to one in order to succeed. I tried, chose work more often, made bad grades<<<regreted it ever since. Stay in school, work part time. You can always get a new job. School becomes harder and harder as time goes by.
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can u tell me what faculty or field are u studying , i may be able to guide u exactly then.\n\nWell for the time being i say is \n1) prepare a timetable for urself like what time u work , study, go out , etc. \n2)  then try to fix the timings for ur subjects of study in those timings.\n3) never take up one subject only , what i suggest is take two or three subjects at a time , i mean that for eg subjects A, B  AND C. so divide the timings as daily i ll do 2 hrs for subject A , 3hrs for subject B as it is quiet vast and 1 hr for subject C.\n4) prepare a schedule of the course u want to finish every week on sundays , and every saturday night check how much of the target u have achieved ,\n5) give some good amount of time for sleep daily atleast 6 hrs.\n6) give atleast 2 hrs daily for leisure activities like playing, tv, going out, etc.\n7) MOST IMPORTANT "BE FOCUSSED ON YOUR GOAL "\n       WELL THESE ARE SOME TIPS,\n       ALL THE BEST, TAKE CARE , BYE
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Take as many online courses as you can in the beginning and once those run out (assuming that you are attending a campus-based university), try to set a school schedule that will not interfere with your job.  My best friend has been able to do this for several years now, and she is actually 2 years away from receiving her doctorate in psychology.  My boyfriend is doing the same thing.  He works as a full-time lab tech and is studying chemical engineering.  It will be hard, but you can do it.
505886
Set a time table, if i know exams due dates are coming up, you really need to get it going.  i always think that if i dont start it i will fail it, it works i get it started!