31 March 2022
Alumni spotlight: Reaching for the skies - Charles' story
I graduated from the BA (Hons) History at ARU in 2016. I now work as a Senior Aviation Analyst and Forecaster for Jane’s. Read more…
Aleksandra Dlugokencka
Faculty: Science and Engineering
School: Psychology
Course:
MSc Clinical Child Psychology
Category: Psychology
12 March 2014
How many times have you needed to find your bank statement from last month or lecture notes for week 3 and it took you ages to go through piles of papers… you checked every drawer in your desk, every inch of your backpack, just to find it behind the desk a few hours later? It doesn’t matter whether it’s work or study-related stuff, getting organised will help you in becoming more efficient and finding the info you’re looking for much quicker. Plus your shelves and drawers will look neater :-)
The second semester at uni has already started, but it is never too late to start organising your lecture notes and readings into nice folders. My system is to have each subject/module in a separate folder, with the module guide at the front and lecture notes put neatly in polly pockets (or just punched). Also, any extra papers or readings can be put in the folders too, so if you need to check something, it’s all there in one place. Remember to sort out the lecture notes regularly (e.g. every week).Disclaimer
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