Sometimes or maybe most of the time, students cram. Perhaps because of the overloaded homework, piling up laboratory reports, and upcoming examinations. Cramming refers to the practice of doing things you have to finish during the last minute of the deadline. It’s like forcing yourself to absorb a lot of things into a small space left on your head. We can’t deny that cramming is common on school or college campuses. Though it might work as your last resort, can the anxiety, stress, and pressure compensate for the amount of your fulfillment after cramming?

This checklist will be your guide to starting early, how to balance and schedule your task correctly, and avoiding the chaos your head space will get after cramming. Each task towards breaking your cycle will help you delve more into how to strategically work out your schedule in balance with your workload.