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Also, block off 7-9 hours each night for sleep – getting enough sleep allows you to be a happy, functioning and efficient student! Step 3: Assign Homework to Blocks of Time  \nInput the estimated number of hours of homework into your weekly schedule. Look for blocks of time (1, 2, or 3 hours) that are open in your schedule: these may be your homework times. Using a colored marker, outline the blocks during which you can commit to doing homework, aiming for the hours you estimated in Step 3. Be specific: assign a specific task for a specific course  \nto a certain block. For example,“on Tuesdays from 9-11am, I do my weekly readings for Psy 100.”Step 4: The Rest ofThe Schedule:  \nThe schedule is flexible, so add in whatever elements you want:  \n-Add time on Sunday night to look ahead at the upcoming week and make a new To Do list and weekly schedule.  \n-Some people like to identify more hours for study than they need, to give themselves flexibility to choose when they study. 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