Samuel Said:

Time management?

We Answered:

A good part time job would be waitressing a few nights in the evening. Or even working on campus or at a local coffee house.

I would suggest staying on camps after class to study so you won't be tempted to go home and find other things to do besides study and homework.

Make sure you write study and homework time into your schedule book so you won't do other activities during the designated study times.

Kay Said:

Does anyone know of any awesome free calendar & time management software?

We Answered:

osmo
Osmo is a handy personal organizer, which includes calendar, tasks manager, address book and notes modules. It was designed to be a small, easy to use and good looking PIM tool to help to manage personal information. In its current state the organizer is
*Click on the Link below to view and or Download.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/osmo-pim…

Desktop iCalendar
-Get your events and to-do list instantly.
-Get all the weather information you need.
-Sync calendar with Google Calendar automatically.
-Add to-do list for Google Calendar
*Click on the Link below to view and or Download.
http://www.desksware.com/desktop-icalend…

Take control of your busy schedule
Use FruitfulTime TaskManager to
-Control your busy schedule without stress.
-Add and view tasks with a key press.
-Keep all tasks in one place easy to find, add, and update.
-Deliver on time with deadline reminders.
-Track your task progress through the handy progress indicator.
-Focus on the most important tasks by setting priorities.
-Find important tasks quickly through instant search.
-Handle complex tasks by splitting them into sub-tasks.
-Group tasks into projects with keywords.
-Keep your task list uncluttered by archiving old complete tasks.
-Create similar tasks with one click by cloning a task.
-Keep task details handy by adding contacts, notes, file and website links.
-Protect sensitive task lists if required by specifying a password.
-Access your to-do list anywhere by installing on a small USB flash drive.
-Never lose information as all information is saved automatically.
*Click on the Link below to view and or Download.
http://www.fruitfultime.com/products/tas…

esyPlanner is a freeware software that allows you to manage your tasks and calendar, register expenses, save your passwords and write your daily diary.
*Click on the Link below to view and or Download.
http://web.tiscali.it/esyweb/


Thank you, Ivan [Lucid Geek]

Stacey Said:

Time management tips for full time student/worker?

We Answered:

This is so super challenging, I know, but you can do it. Not sure how many credits you're carrying but you may want to reduce them.

If that's not an option possibly ask your employer if they offer any paid time off for higher education (mine does). I use to leave an hour early three days a week. That allowed me time to take a breather, grab some dinner and review my notes before my class would start. I also studied on my lunch break and I would only sleep in every other Saturday and/or Sunday; getting up my usual early time do a little house work and of course study some more. Believe it or not I managed to get in an occasional date with my bf.

You may also want to consider a different job, one that will allow you to do both a little easier. I also found that if I kept myself on a consistent schedule it was a little easier.

As far as your internship you may have to put it off to the summer or something unless of course you're close to graduation.

What every you do hang in there and make it work. Your benefit/reward will soon be upon you!