#CollegeHacks: The top organization + productivity strategies students need to survive their first semester of classes

There’s a lot of focus on teens to apply and get in to college. But what about once they get to college? Classes are harder. Their schedules are different. And they don’t have as many people checking where they are, or making sure they’re doing their homework. How can you help your teen set themselves up for success in their first semester? Thomas Frank is an expert on how college students can manage their time and study more effectively. His website, collegeinfogeek.com, is one of the most loved resources for students on how to study. In this interview, he shares his favorite organization and productivity strategies that students need in order to survive their first semester of classes. Join is to learn…

• The biggest obstacles kids run into when it comes to organization and productivity
• How your teen can start getting more organized before they get to college in their first semester, and WHY it’s important to start now
• How teens can set up a calendar that works for THEM, and how to integrate it into their lives so that they actually USE it 
• The TRUTH about to-do lists, and how your teen can create an effective task-tracking system
• How to take tasks/to-dos and make sure there’s time to actually get them DONE
• Paper vs digital organization systems, and which might be best for YOUR teen
• Thomas’s favorite tools and resources for organization and productivity