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Trying to plan ahead without going overboard:

"Compared to school, it's not that the work is harder, it's just that it's more detailed and therefore more time-consuming . . . "

"Instead of procrastinating, start thinking about the assignment right away so that you're the first one to get to the books. Most importantly, if you get a good start on an assignment you allow yourself enough time to deal with any unexpected problems . . ."

Developing effective habits for dealing with worry and stress:

"Having some fun or relaxation on the weekend gives me enough strength to regain my sanity to start another week . . ."

"Even though I'm not finding everything awful or the workload too great, I get anxious sometimes. Last week, for example, I was sick and didn't get half as much done as I had planned. So I have more to do this week. I'm finding right now that I can't get all my reading done. So I just have to read what is most important, as I know I can't possibly read every single thing