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Time Management
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Time Management Exercise
 
In this exercise you'll work on a 7-day, 24-hour schedule.  When you're done, press the SUBMIT button and your schedule will be shown to you.  Feel free to come back and adjust your answers until you achieve a balanced schedule.
 
1. How many hours (average) per week would you need to sleep a night in order to wake up feeling refreshed and able to concentrate in class and on homework?  hours/week
 
2. How many hours do you plan on working a week during the school semester?    /week
 
3. How many credits will you take per semester?     credits/semester
 
Note: On average, 1 credit hour=1 hour of class/week.  Labs are the exception.
 
4. How many hours per week do you need to study in order to earn A’s and B’s in the credits you are registered for?     /week
 
Note: The average time a student should study per hour in class is 2-3 hours.  A full time student with 12 credits should theoretically be studying 24-36 hours per week.  12 hours in class and 24 hours of studying equals 36 hours per week.  Being a full-time student is a full time job!
 
5. How many hours per week is used for maintenance?

            This includes the time it takes for:
5.1 Eating all the meals you eat in a week  /week
5.2 Personal hygiene (bathing, grooming, etc.) /week
5.3 Chores (laundry, cleaning, etc.)  /week
5.4 Personal/Family obligations (childcare, family care, etc.) /week
5.5 Organization obligations (clubs, church, sports, etc.)   /week
5.6 Transportation (driving, bus, car, etc.)   /week
5.7 Recreation (hobbies, social functions, etc.) /week

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