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Effective Time Management Strategies for College Students

This paper explores various practical time management techniques specifically tailored for college students to enhance productivity and reduce stress. The strategies discussed aim to help students effectively balance academic, social, and personal responsibilities.

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Effective Time Management Strategies for College Students

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  1. MLA Center for Writing and Languages

  2. 1 in. • margin • ½ in. margin • Last • name • Page • number • Title • 1 in. • margin • 1 in. • margin • Name • Professor • Class • Date Everything Double Spaced • 1 in. • margin

  3. Summary • Citation • Author’s name • Direct • Quote • Block Quote • Citation without author

  4. Block quotations Quotations that are more than four lines in your paper (not in the original text) • Indent entire quote 1in. (one tab more than the normal text) • Do not use quotation marks • Double space like rest of paper • Insert the period before parenthetical citation

  5. Works Cited • Works Cited (Example to follow) • Title: Works Cited (not Bibliography or References) • Top of new page • Center aligned • Sources • Alphabetical order by first word • Hanging indent

  6. Last Name • Title Everything Double Spaced • Page Number

  7. Last Name • Title Everything Double Spaced • Page Number

  8. Other Citations • Articles in Periodicals • Author. “Title.” Journal volume: issue* (year): • pages. Print. • Horowitz, Evan. “George Eliot: The Conservative.” • Victorian Studies 69 (2006): 7-32. Print. • * Only include the issue number if the pagination starts over in each separate issue. Leave it out if pagination continues through a whole volume of a periodical.

  9. Other Citations • Web sources (184-187) An entire website: • Author or Editor (if given). Title of the site. Name of corporate provider (N.p. if none given), date of electronic publication. Web. Date of access. • Liberty University. N.p., 2007. Web. 2 May 2007.

  10. Other Citations An article in a database: • Author. “Title.” Journal volume.issue (year): pages/paragraphs. Subscription service. Web. Date of access. • Schmoe, Joe. “Online Article.” Online Writing 3.2 (2004): 56 pars. JSTOR. Web. 2 May 2007.

  11. Abbreviations • Abbreviations within sources • Geographic locations are abbreviated • Ohio - OH • Ontario - ON • Turkey - Turk. • Common Publishers' names • American Library Association – ALA • W.W. Norton & Sons, Publishers – Norton • University Press – UP (U of Illinois P, Notre Dame UP) *For a further listing of abbreviations (both in the text and works cited) see the MLA handbook.

  12. Works Cited • MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. 7th ed. New York: MLA, 2009. Print.

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