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Preventing Procrastination - Time Management
From one procrastinator to another. (n.d.). Retrieved November 20, 2017, from http://blogs.studentlife.utoronto.ca/lifeatuoft/2017/11/16/from-one-procrastinator-to-another/

Posted by the University of Toronto student blog Life @ U of T, this blog post outlines 4 effective ways in which University of Toronto students can manage their time more wisely and prevent the ongoing habit of procrastination from occurring. The writer discusses her 4 methods such as initially writing down everything that must be done, starting with the simplest task, become even more cautious of things you don't have deadlines for, and cutting out every bit of distractions. She first discusses the relationship with students and procrastination then discusses how she has been in similar situations. Being a student herself, she understands exactly what students are faced with. Showing that she understands students on a personal level, as well as mentioning how her methods of preventing procrastination has worked for herself and many of her friends alike proves that her tips and advice are reliable. It is her personal experience that makes her tips and advice for effectively managing time and preventing procrastination, very valuable.

Extra Curricular Activities
Recognized Campus Groups. (n.d.). Retrieved November 20, 2017, from https://www.ulife.utoronto.ca/organizations/list/type/all/alpha/a-c

The University of Toronto is home to many clubs and organizations in which students can join and be apart of. The Ulife website is a directory for clubs, organizations, activities and opportunities located throughout the three campuses of the University of Toronto. Students can browse amongst the thousands of entries on the website and find opportunities to be apart of. The listing of clubs and opportunities provide a description for each organization and provide students with contact information for each. The website not only allows students to navigate through clubs, but it also provides information on how to form your own group.

Career Opportunities: The Career Learning Network
Students & Recent Grads Overview (n.d.). Retrieved November 20, 2017, from https://cln.utoronto.ca/students/overview.htm

Outside of the classroom, the University of Toronto offers the Career Learning Network (CLN). This website brings students and recent University of Toronto graduates who have internal and external partners together. Along with this, the website allows students to manage job searches, register for career events, connect with employers, gain access to many resources, and many more. This website is a very resourceful tool for students seeking career opportunities. Students must login with their UTORid, and once logged on, they will find many opportunities. The website is also constantly updating with new opportunities.