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Productivity is something I struggle with, especially after a hectic day at work. I head to the library with my backpack and the best of intentions to get my homework done, but then I get distracted by my phone, or the internet. A five-minute break turns into a thirty-minute CandyCrush session. Before I know it, three hours have gone by and I’ve done half as much as I planned. I know that this is a problem for many college students, including me … I either try to get it all done at once or I’m starting/finishing at the last minute. Productivity, if we could just figure it out, would help us get better grades, find more free time, and feel less stress. But, it’s so difficult to master, because maybe the pull of our ringing cell phones is just too much, or you need to wind down after a hectic day. To improve my own productivity and hopefully help you with yours, I’ve searched for productivity hacks for college students, that have been shared. Here are some hacks that I found most helpful for my own productivity. Track Your Time It’s difficult to plan your personal time if you don’t know how you’re spending it. Tracking your hours is an important step toward better time management. Start by breaking down a major project into manageable individual tasks. For your classes, you may need to complete an academic review, draft essay or answer a series of questions. Each activity should take a set time that allows for edits and research. Allocate time blocks to each assignment and take note...What our students tell us:
I just wanted to share with you that I was just offered a three month contract with good potential to get hired on, at Crosscom. They are an IT consulting firm for Kohl's department store. Just thought I would share the good news with you. Thank you for all of your advice, especially with the internship course, over the past couple of years!
Thank you, Justin Peterson, (June, 2015)
"I cannot stress enough how much I enjoyed my experience at MATC IT Computer Support Program. I have made so many friends and good people. Along with that I received knowledge to help me with my career. I really enjoyed many of these classes. I really like the mobile device classes. I am not sure where technology will go but I am along for the ride and this program helped get me on my way!!! “
Andrew Jones, (May, 2015)
"I believe IT Computer Support Specialist at MATC is a great program. I enjoyed everything from the easiest things to the most challenging things, it all added to my learning experience. All the necessary materials were provided from me to finish the course sufficiently and all my needs were met with in the program. This program is a great start for any person trying to pursue a career or interest in the IT world.!!! “
Matthew Spain, (December, 2015)
“The sharing of ideas and experiences is what makes the classrooms both enjoyable and worth the time to attend. “
Bob Schneidler, (May, 2014) letter
“Thanks to all of the instructors and fellow classmates with whom I've worked; it was a great learning experience.”
Brian Wilson, (May, 2014) letter
“Thank you very much for everything you have done. Last Friday was my graduation and I am truly honored and proud to be part of MATC. I have to be honest, my experience here in MATC was just one of kind and will be definitely always be thankful. “
Ben Azcueta, (December, 2015) letter
“I just wanted to reach out and thank you for your help at MATC - there were many bumps in the road - I was just offered a new job in support - and the salary is $47,000 a year - I am overwhelmed that an associates would yield this sort of compensation. Again thank you and I'll be in touch for more schooling at some point I am sure.”
Chris Taschner, (June, 2014) text message
“I’ve learned more about the business of IT than I ever knew; concepts which will likely come to underpin my further progress.”
Justin Schroeder, (June, 2014) letter