“Just make sure you set a time aside. More importantly, just set aside [time] for your personal life. Don’t feel like you have to miss out on going to certain events or hanging out with friends ’cause you have to study for this class or ‘I’m gonna be too busy.’ Of course, pay attention to your studies. But, you don’t want to miss out on anything.”
Mattias Mata criminal justice sophomore“Just the little hours that I have available–take advantage to study. Or, whenever I come to school and I don’t have nothing to do for the rest of the day, I tend to finish my homework and everything that I need to do for school. And then, when I go home … I can just do whatever I want for the rest of the day.”
Maximiliano Meza biology junior“I study for five to 10 minutes, maybe every hour. Today, I have an exam. So, all day, I’ve been studying. And with my personal life, I usually like to do it in the afternoon, like, towards the night.”
Natalee Pavón biology freshman“Let’s say I have something that’s [due] that day, or something that I can do within those 24 hours–I just try to get it done right there and then.”
Roberto Villasana global supply chain management senior
![“Just make sure you set a time aside. More importantly, just set aside [time] for your personal life. Don’t feel like you have to miss out on going to certain events or hanging out with friends ’cause you have to study for this class or ‘I’m gonna be too busy.’ Of course, pay attention to your studies. But, you don’t want to miss out on anything.”
Mattias Mata
criminal justice sophomore](https://www.utrgvrider.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Mattias-Mata-1024x731.jpg)
![“Let’s say I have something that’s [due] that day, or something that I can do within those 24 hours–I just try to get it done right there and then.” Roberto Villasana global supply chain management senior](https://www.utrgvrider.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Roberto-Villansa-1024x731.jpg)
