This time management method uses a timer to break work into intervals, typically 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks.

This popular “study break” activity might lead to you realizing it’s been a few hours since you said “only one more episode”

This renovated study location is a quick walk from your dorms, and features printers, study rooms, and white boards.

A habit that can be created using a syllabus or by setting time based goals to work towards.

An on-campus resource that can help you with study skills.

When you start studying, it might be helpful to sit down first and create one of these.

How can you use up some nervous energy while staying productive? Go for one of these around campus!

Need a quick caffeine boost? You’ll probably stop at this location to get a coffee or tea and study in a social environment.

When a student puts in effort to schedule their personal deadlines ahead of schedule incase…

A resource led by peers that can supplement classroom learning twice a week.

Want to quiz yourself on material, but don’t have any flashcards? This popular online resource can help!

Making one of these to match the length of your study break can help increase productivity. You might use spotify or apple music to create it!

Looking for a space designated to all things studying? This building on campus has four floors and a basement, each with different study spots.

When reviewing a list of tasks to complete, which task should be prioritized first- small, simple tasks or larger, harder tasks.

A place to go if you need advice on how to study for a specific course.

If you use this note-taking strategy to study, you might be seen placing a central concept in the middle of your paper, and drawing lines to connect ideas that relate to the central idea and each other.

This helpful time management tool can pull you back from a study break, if you’re able to stick to it and not hit “snooze!”

Need a large study space with some breaks built in? This location has a lot of study space and a bowling alley!

A time that is scheduled between study sessions to rejuvenate one's energy, drive and work ethic.

An office on campus where peers can provide free tutoring services

When you go to study, you start by writing down the concept you are trying to explain. Then, you write a simple explanation of it as though you were explaining it to a friend.

This tactic of focusing in on your thoughts, breathing, or physical presence can serve as a productive and calming study break.

As an additional study space, what location on campus also has a sustainability hub?

A peer or professional staff on campus who you can make an appointment with to talk about prioritization techniques.

A platform one uses to make an appointment with a Success Coach.