Managingacollege

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Managing College
The life in college is different from the life that we experience in high school since in college it is always not such a busy schedule. In the college, students must choose how to manage time in relations to fun time and school time. The two moments in college are essential concerning gaining overall life experience and social interaction and also on improving on academic excellence. The paper describes the principles of managing life in college with the aim of attaining academic excellence and having a challenging life experience significant in building positive social relationships.
A planner is necessary in effectively organizing for schedules such that you are in an excellent position to tackle all your assignments before the deadline elapses. By using a planner, a student is always organized at achieving their targets (Sternberg 158). Another essential way to manage a life in college is resisting procrastination such that instead of working and finishing an assignment at the deadline, students can choose to work on the task regularly. Doing an assignment partly may feel like an individual is not accomplishing a target, but ultimately it leads to a comfortable life in college.
It is also important that in college, much time should be dedicated to studies rather than work since it leads to an organization to avoid late night sessions that are not meaningful. College life requires speaking and maintaining close contact with the professors and the class representatives so that an individual is always updated on the class programs and hence able to work within the stipulated time (MacKinnon 28).

Lastly, while in college a student should use specific studying techniques that promote the application of mnemonic devices to assist in recalling essential points. A student can also make short notes and draw diagrams or sometimes can speak loudly while reading to improve on understanding.
In conclusion, managing college is all about how you maintain your time and prioritize on certain schedules and programs. Maintain close contact with students and using unique studying techniques can help improve meeting objectives. Managing college is precisely to improve on performance and make the life in college less stressful through planning on the workload.

Works cited
MacKInnon, Peter. University Leadership and Public Policy in the Twenty-First Century : A President’s Perspective. University of Toronto Press, Scholarly Publishing Division, 2014
Sternberg, Robert J. What Universities Can Be : A New Model for Preparing Students for Active Concerned Citizenship and Ethical Leadership. Cornell University Press, 2016.