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Semester Goals
3.75 GPA (Dean’s Hours List)
A+in Courses
Volunteer 20 Hours
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Track all your to-dos here. Press the arrows on each day to expand the list type in your to-dos and press enter to add more.
I start by dumping all the things I have to do in General To-do ( inspired by alessya farrugia’s similar concept sans Notion)
Then use Notion’s drag and drop feature to move them into the toggles of each day
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This is a study log! It’s a great way to vizualize your study progress. Plus filling them in is so satisfying and helps you stay on track. Only log an hour if you actually LOCKED IN and studied. Study three hours to complete the circe!
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There are three different views (the three sections in the bar on top) : The study log ( where you put in your hours). There’s a daily view( a chart that shows you your study progress visually) and a weekly comparison view(a chart comparing your study for all your courses over the weeks)
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These are pages for each individual course in a semester. Click on anyone to add important information like office hours, study tips from past students, professor office hours and contact details. If you take notes in Notion you can also do so in here for each class.
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This is an assignment tracker: At the start of a semester fill in alll your assignments, homework, test dates etc and their deadlines. Days till deadline shows you the number of days till your assignment is due based on the current date and the due date you put in.
I added a sort so the tasks automatically appear in chronological order, meaning you can enter an event for January after entering one for March and it’ll order itself :)
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Calendar view of the assignment tracker. See all your assignments at a monthly glance. View your assignments in your calendar, learn how to in this video: Master Notion Calendar in 10 minutes
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