It's All in the Timing ; Get Organised Organising Your Own Schedule - Finding the Time to Both Study and Have Fun - Can Be Difficult, but It Is Possible, Says Kate Crockett Education 2004
Evening Standard - London › September 14, 2004
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THE fact that you are at university to study often gets lost in the whirlwind of freshers' activities, house parties, meets and greets and sampling the cheap booze in the union bar. While you might be able to get away with putting the books on the backburner at first, it is easy to fall into a pattern of all play and no work, putting in jeopardy your whole reason for being at university in the first place.
"For most people, one of the hardest things is that university is the first time they have been in control of managing their own time," says Jenny Ungless, director of City Life Coaching. "It's their first real taste of freedom and it is hard to buckle down and do the academic work when there's loads of other exciting stuff to do."See the full content of this document
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It's All in the Timing ; Get Organised Organising Your Own Schedule - Finding the Time to Both Study and Have Fun - Can Be Difficult, but It Is Possible, Says Kate Crockett Education 2004
The key to making your university career a success is finding a balance between studies, leisure and, if you are also working to fund yourself, part-time employment.
If you are used to studying in a regimented way and are having trouble adjusting t...See the full content of this document
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