STUDYING IN THE DORM ROOM IS A BIG MISTAKE:

6:00 plan to begin to study

6:35 actually begin to study

6:40 friends ask you to go to dinner

7:55 you begin to study again

7:56 phone call (incoming because it has two rings, and that means

it's off campus)

8:23 begin to study again

8:28 first study break

8:35 friends walk into your room and start talking

8:50 begin to study again

8:59 your second incoming phone call

9:18 you start to study in bed, get comfortable, get tired, and take a nap

10:45 your friends wake you and tell you it's time for ice cream

11:35 re-begin studying

11:45 you see how much work you have to do

11:59 you call home stressed out

12:00 realize you just made a big mistake at 11:59 PM

12:25 get off the phone with your parents and realize it's time to pull another all nighter

8:00 am next morning wake up tired, sleepy, exhausted, ready for the same day all over again.

Where are you now? Are you reading this book in your dorm room? Uh, uh, uhhh. If you were reading a school text book, you should be in the library, but this book is easy reading, so don't sweat it.

There are many good places to work without disturbances. Study in the library, buildings on campus, and classrooms -- you'll get a lot more work done in a lot less time!