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Time Management & Study Strategies
The Academic Resource Center provides confidential
one-on-one support to any undergraduate or graduate
students who are struggling with issues pertaining to
their academic career at Tufts and who wish to work with
someone to make progress toward their academic goals.
Most students have trouble managing some aspect of their
academic lives at one point or another during their time
at Tufts, and we have found that those students who are
motivated enough to utilize our services tend to make
significant improvements.
Our time management consultants are available to work
with you on a wide range of academic concerns, whether
you wish to learn how to manage your time more
effectively or you need some assistance adjusting your
study habits to college life. We also work with students
who feel unmotivated, frustrated with their study
strategies, anxious about exams, or disappointed with
test scores which do not reflect how much they studied
or how well they know the material. We see hundreds of
students every year, and so no matter what your
particular concern, you are certainly not alone in your
struggle. Common topics include:
- basic time management
- effective scheduling
- organization
- procrastination
- problematic perfectionism
- writer's block
- motivation
- study habits
- study skills & strategies
- test anxiety
How do I make an
appointment?
Email laura.vanderberg@tufts.edu
with the answers to the following questions:
- What do you think you would like to focus on in
the consulting?
- Are you thinking more short-term or long-term
consulting?
- Is there anything you think we should know
about? (Anxiety, learning disabilities, or
course work incompletes, etc.)
With your answers, Laura will match you with a
consultant who fits your interests.
If you have a documented
disability:
If you have a documented disability, we recommend
that you register with the
Office of Disability Services, where you can
arrange the appropriate academic accommodations.
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