Angelkitsune

My schedule is completely different than yours, most of my classes are in the afternoon so I mostly use my morning to do my daily chores and if I have extra time I can do some part of my assignment and after class I went to my aunt's shop to help out while at the same time do assignments and after 7pm I went back home to do some more chores and do my assignments.....until it's time to sleep and I MIGHT.......have lost track of time until I see my clock. And the reason why I use 80 percent of my day to do assignments is because ALL of them only has one week deadline and if the teacher feels like torturing us,few homeworks a day so yeah...no time to prepare. 

I'm only in my first semester so I don't know how exam works,hopefully I have studied just enough to get an average score or if I want to make myself suffer an A- or something idc.

But thanks for sharing your schedule with me BTW,I might take some of your advice if I have more breathing room next semester.

I should have mentioned and taken into account, that my college structure and times are far different than yours. However, spending an adequate amount of time completing parts of your assignments day by day will go a long way.

I'm sure you will be able to find your college rhythm.

I was in that same position three weeks ago. I somehow lived through my first year of college (Two semesters) and I did well in half of the courses I took. The others....I'd rather not dwell on those. Essays, exams and finals, other kinds of work, a presentation....I somehow lived through those and now I've been laying down for the past few weeks. I've been playing games (finaaalllly) , drawing, cooking, and looking for a part time job myself~ But getting the job is what I need most now and I just don't have the luck since I haven't gotten any to those that I applied to. I just keep trying..

One thing I suggest is setting your own standards (but not standards below the standards of your college) and organizing everything you need to accomplish in a week. For example, use a calendar (reminder app works too) to label your priorities. That way, you know to worry about what's recent, especially whar you're doing today and tomorrow. But on a day of an exam, don't even worry about what you're going to do in a few days or so, focus only on that day for that exam. In that regard, I seriously suggest getting ahead when you can so you don't cram for exams. I seriously wish I took this advice last semester because 1) I didn't and 2) if I did, things wouldn't have ended that badly. Again, I reiterate for you organize your time in college. But above all, please don't go crazy; Live your life; Have fun~

Ah, so I'm shamelessly tagging in two berry kind-hearted people that helped me so that they could help you in anyway. @Candy @Dragoknight

Also, I like your avatar Angelkitsune