Writing down your goals

Breaking big goals into smaller ones.

Taking care of your physical and mental health.

All of the above.

Dealing with roommate conflicts by avoiding the roommate.

Seeking out academic support at the student center before a report is due.

Paying for activity fees in college with a credit card.

Dealing with feelings of loneliness by going out with classmates to drink.

Sharing your thoughts on social media.

Asking the writing center on campus for help with an article for the school paper.

Joining a new club.

All of the above

Eating right, exercising, and getting enough sleep can reduce stress and help you study.

Managing your personal contacts will help you graduate

Pulling all nighters helps you prepare for tests when you have a busy schedule.

Being involved in sports will increase academic performance

Use credit cards to cover additional costs.

Get a job that can impact your ability to study.

Notice what you spend your money on, list areas where you can save

Take out additional loans at low interest rates.

Managing your weight while dealing with cooking or meal plan

Managing your weight while dealing with cooking or meal plan

Finances, social life, academics and personal life

Class time and study time.

Staying in contact with friends and family

Organizing materials for all classes

Taking time to relax and rejuvenate

Planning for study time outside of class

Taking on a job can cut into study time.

Paying with credit cards can end up costing more money.

Paying with additional loans can lead to connections and opportunities.

Taking on a job can make connections that lead to opportunities.

Texting apologies

Taking time to meet up and hang out together.

Broken relationships cannot be mended.

Move on and learn from mistakes.

creating blocks of time to connect with friends and family regularly.

improving study skills.

using social media extensively.

getting enough sleep, eating well and getting exercise.