College Students Face a Number of Challenges

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College Students Face a Number of Challenges

Time management among college students is a critical factor that determines their academic performance and is an important component of self-regulated learning. Research has shown that college students decide to spend more of their time on other life events besides their academic requirements. Therefore time management between academics and other personal life affairs has remained a substantial challenge among college students. However, with the right strategies like timetables, personal time for rest, and saying no to events outside set schedules, this challenge can be solved.

One of the struggles college students faces the difficulty in finding the balance between everything and managing time properly. In college, students have to decide what they need to spend more time on. Procrastination is a big challenge for most students, and it is a problem for many college students. Much of the time, college happens to be the primary organization where understudies appreciate the adaptability and opportunity of setting their very own choices and timetables (Niwaz, Qazi, and Sohail 2019). As much as the stage accompanies different stresses like cash, time management is one of the primary difficulties. The understudies are glad to set out on another adventure where down the line, they find how hard arranging an unstructured calendar can be.

In order to settle this problem, the principal interesting point must be the essential motivation behind why they are there, and for everybody, it is constantly about scholastic work. It is fundamental to initially deal with the academic time before narrowing down to different things (Studentaffairs.lehigh.edu. 2019). Graduating is the essential objective; along these lines, the motivation to move in the direction of accomplishing that. This implies having a timetable on the week by week classes, setting an advantageous time for schoolwork, organizing on assignments that are expected, and the vast majority of all, keeping a schedule on the minor and considerable tests to have adequate time to plan for them. This implies having every one of these arrangements at record-breaking to assist one with precision and responsibility.

Amidst this, the mind needs a break, and that implies dealing with some close to home time. Following the difficult days, every so often, it is necessary to have a break with family or companions to loosen up and have the mind invigorated. This, as well, requires the board as there are times when it is difficult to have long loosened up time because of activities ahead (Mayhew, et al. 2016). Anticipating individual time causes one to use it better and do valuable things like what makes them upbeat and loosens up their psyche. Understudies ought to likewise figure out how to state no when their calendars cannot enable them to party and rather say it is their opportunity to think about. Abstain from having tight calendars for the more significant part of this lead to doing without rest, which is a fundamental part of the body.

In conclusion, balancing time between personal affairs and academic purposes is one of the most significant challenges faced by college students. However, if students can be disciplined to say no to other less critical issues that most give more time but adds nothing to their lives, and having timetables can be a solution to the problem. Additionally, setting personal time to rest and attend to severe personal issues could as well help solve the challenge.

                                                                    Works Cited       

Mayhew, Matthew J., et al. How College Affects Students: 21st Century Evidence that Higher Education Works. John Wiley & Sons, 2016.

Niwaz, Asaf, Qazi Waqas, and Sohail Kamran (2019). "An Exploration of Issues and Challenges Faced by Students in Distance Learning Environment.” Global Social Sciences Review, IV(IV), pp.106-115.

Studentaffairs.lehigh.edu. (2019). "Challenges in College | Student Affairs.” https://studentaffairs.lehigh.edu/content/challenges-college. Accessed 12 Dec. 2019.