Making School a Full Time Job

One thing I tell myself in order to stay focused and "locked in" on my university lecture work, as well as school clubs and research work is to tell myself that "school is a full time job." School is the primary commitment, especially when I have the full 5 course load, which becomes difficult to plan my time accordingly. Treating it as a full time job allows me to allocate enough time during the week to complete my tasks, as well as make it my primary commitment.

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