In college, the
responsibility for scheduling your time and making
room for all you have to do rests squarely on your
shoulders. One of the most serious mistakes you can
make in college is to commit the error of thinking
that you have “plenty of time” to get
things done.
Because your high school
workloads were generally lighter than those you will
encounter in college, and also because more of the
work in high school involved simple memorization as
opposed to true understanding of a subject, it was
probably easy for you to “cram” the night
before a test and still get a good grade.
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College is
not like high school in this regard.
You simply cannot get by in college with
only last-minute efforts on assignments, and
thus you must learn to manage your time
wisely. |
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