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Procrastination is a phenomenon that impacts most of us in one way or another. What do we do when we know we should get started with something, yet keep putting it off? The reasons behind our procrastinating behaviors often go beyond surface level. The iceberg metaphor shows how our emotions and beliefs can complicate our attempts at productivity:
Winter break is here, and you finally get some time off from your hard work at Rutgers University.
We’d like to provide you with a few ways to stay productive during your winter break, so that when you come back, you can start the spring semester off strong.
Approaching professors and fellow students to collaborate and create study groups can prove extremely beneficial to your academic journey.
Taking good notes in class is an essential first step, but is there a better way to use them when you study?
Feeling unmotivated? Learn where motivation comes from and how to increase yours, helping you succeed in school, in your career, and in life.
Learn how to manage all of the studying and the stress that finals can bring and decrease their negative impact on your health.
