6 Ways to Organize Your Planner

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This post is all about how to organize your planner.

New Year, New Semester, New Classes. It’s time to organize your planner for this upcoming semester to help you be successful.

I love getting my planner ready and organized and being able to write down all of the important dates. Using a planner has been such a lifesaver. I started using a planner the beginning of sophmore year in high school and it’s what works for me.

I know everyone has their way setting up their planner. But I’m just showing you my way because it may works for you, too!

This post shows 6 Ways to Organize Your College Planner.

Planner Organization

The planner that I use:

Day Designer planner is probably one of my all time favorite planners.It’s completely inexpensive and provides enough space for you throughout the planner

1. Work and Class Schedule

The first thing you want to do when setting up your college planner. Is putting all the days you have work and class in your weekly schedule.

This way you can visually see if you have plans and be able to rearrange your schedule.

2. Syllabus

Secondly, I cannot emphasize the importance of looking at your schedule. The day before a new month begins I take the time to browse my Syllabi and implement it within my planner.

Another tip is to color code your classes for instance purple is math, and all assignments and tests will be in purple.

2. Goals

Take the time to write out monthly and weekly goals like health-related or studying time. This will definently helo you throughout your year. I definently reccommend using this to organize your planner.

4. Events

Also include upcoming events like birthdays and school realeted breaks things so you can have time to plan vacations and call off from work.

5. Budgeting

One of my 2019 goals is to balance my money. I set up a weekly budget for myself and keep track of what I spend in my planner. This is a great hack to organize your planner.