168 Hours in a Week
Part 1. RECORD how much time, during a week, you spend on each of the following activities and fill out the chart below. Record time in hours. Your
Hours Per Week CANNOT be higher than 168, your percentage CANNOT be more than 100%!
Activity
Class Time
Job/Work
Studying
Commuting
Extracurricular Activities
Family Responsibilities
Sleeping
Eating
Personal Grooming
Other
Other
Free Time
Total
Description
Each credit of a 15-week course equals one hour a week
Hours per week
Outside classroom prep, reading, research, writing papers, etc.
Transportation Time
Clubs, church, sports, etc.
Cleaning, cooking, shopping, etc.
Bathing, hair, make-up, etc.
Write in your own category.
Write in your own category.
Extra uncategorized time you may have.
Hours Per Week
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percentage
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Class Time example: Four 3-credit courses, 15 week session = 12 hours
Two 3-credit courses, 8 week session = 12 hours
Studying example: 2-3 hours for each credit
One 3-credit course, 15 week session = 6-9 hours
One 3-credit course, 8 week session = 12-18 hours
Part 2. REVIEW the pie chart, which reflects your responses in Part 1. Refer to this chart when creating your schedule and answering the three questions in Part 3.
Job/Work
Personal
Extracurricular
Other,
Class
Sleeping
Free
Time,
Time,
, 0%
0%
Grooming,
Activities
,Studying,
0%
4%0%
, 0%
0%
Commuting,
0%
Eating,
Other,
;
Family
Responsibilities ,
0%
when creating your schedule and answering the three questions in Part 3.
SEMESTER CALENDAR
Part 3. Using the syllabus for each course you are taking, indicate all important dates for homework, projects, events, etc. tha
school-related assignments and quizzes/tests/exams. (For courses that haven’t started yet, indicate class meeting times and/
Then add in any family obligations (weddings, religious events, etc.) that you know.
Then add in when you work more than 4 hours each day and any extracurricular events.
three questions below the calendar after completing your calendar.
Week
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
SUN
MON
TUES
11
12
13
14
15
Answer the following three questions after having completed the calendar:
1. How far in advance should you start most larger assignments?
2. Which week(s) above will prove the most challenging for you? Why?
3. Give a specific example of how you will use a week without a lot of obligations and assignments to get ahead?
SEMESTER CALENDAR
es for homework, projects, events, etc. that you must complete for the semester.
rted yet, indicate class meeting times and/or when you plan to complete coursework/study.)
.
vents.
WED
THURS
FRI
Include all
Answer the
SAT
nd assignments to get ahead?

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