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How to create your semester schedule

Thursday, January 16, 2025 13:00to14:00
McLennan Library Building, Room MS-74, CA
How to create your semester schedule
Unsure where to start in organizing your busy schedule? Join us to craft an effective semester schedule in this practical workshop. Discover strategies for balancing classes, study time, and personal commitments. You will leave this workshop having started - or maybe even finished! - your semester schedule.
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Bring your laptop or planner along to help you access your course materials while you plan. There will be markers and stickers if you want to customize your schedule.
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