Uni Planner: Semester System Edition LITE: University/College Planner Designed by Student for Students

Uni Planner is designed to help students balance college life and get the best out of their semester. Elements adapt to the day of the week and the week of the semester to make sure you have the essentials to succeed. Uni Planner helps you to energize in the beginning, destress, organize and stay motivated through the middle, and reflect on your accomplishments until the end. With enough consistent elements to feel familiar and enough new elements/activities to keep you excited for the days ahead, there is something to gain everyday: for your schoolwork, for your extracurriculars and for yourself.

Perfect for:

• the busy college student who wants to stay organized for his/her classes (up to 8 courses)
• the ambitious college student who wants to do more than the essentials
• any other college student who wants to make the best of things

Highlights:

1. Uni Planner LITE* incorporates 7 main elements:
   Self Love being loving, proud and forgiving of oneself
   Achievement setting goals, tracking progress, celebrating achievements
   Balance balancing work and fun, combating the bad with the good
   Study Aid analyzing approaches to schoolwork and their results, finding better solutions, staying on track with courses, preparing for exams
   Time Management staying organized, regaining focus, reallocating and saving time
   Reflection reflecting on good memories and lessons learned, maintaining inspiration and motivation
   Health tracking meals, exercise, rest, and stress levels, making time for relaxation
   

* The LITE version only has one journal prompt each week, labeled Weekly Reflection, compared to the daily prompts in the Original Version. LITE version focuses more on Study Aid, Time Management, and Achievement and less on Self Love.


2. Quick, Important References
   Class schedule, Office Hours, Important Locations
   Grade Compositions (for up to 8 courses)
   Course Reading List (mark due dates: M/T, W/R, F)


3. 3 Week Overviews: focus on what's right in front of you
   Plan Week Goals
   Manage Stressful Days
   Catalog Inspiration
   Organize Projects


4. Weekly Overviews
   Class Progress tracker (behind, on track, ahead)
   Meal Tracker/Planner
   Workout Tracker/Planner
   Academic and Personal Habits Tracker
   Priorities Tracker (Academic, Extracurricular, Personal)


5. Day Pages
   To Do List
   Today's Mission Statement
   For School to do list
   • Main Focus
   • Productive Breaks
   • Designate time to review/study material
   For Myself to do list
   
   • Main Focus
   • Stress Free Tasks
   • Schedule in personal time
   My Notes section


6. Weekly Reflections
   
   • Good Memories This Week
   • Prompt for Study Aid, Time Management, Achievement, and More to keep you alert and proactive about your semester experience
   • Goals for Next Week and Motivation (only for some weeks)
   
   
7. Midterm Study Plans
   Test Schedule
   Compare study plans and check progress


8. Finals Study Plans
   Make Idealistic, Realistic and Last Minute study plans
   Organize study material by priority and comfort level
   To do lists to organize study tasks and study breaks
   

Includes zero week, all 15 weeks, study week or deadweek, and finals week of the semester. FOR ONE SEMESTER.

Uni Planner is designed to help students balance college life and get the best out of their semester. Elements adapt to the day of the week and the week of the semester to make sure you have the essentials to succeed. Uni Planner helps you to energize in the beginning, destress, organize and stay motivated through the middle, and reflect on your accomplishments until the end. With enough consistent elements to feel familiar and enough new elements/activities to keep you excited for the days ahead, there is something to gain everyday: for your schoolwork, for your extracurriculars and for yourself.

Perfect for:

• the busy college student who wants to stay organized for his/her classes (up to 8 courses)
• the ambitious college student who wants to do more than the essentials
• any other college student who wants to make the best of things

Highlights:

1. Uni Planner LITE* incorporates 7 main elements:
   Self Love being loving, proud and forgiving of oneself
   Achievement setting goals, tracking progress, celebrating achievements
   Balance balancing work and fun, combating the bad with the good
   Study Aid analyzing approaches to schoolwork and their results, finding better solutions, staying on track with courses, preparing for exams
   Time Management staying organized, regaining focus, reallocating and saving time
   Reflection reflecting on good memories and lessons learned, maintaining inspiration and motivation
   Health tracking meals, exercise, rest, and stress levels, making time for relaxation
   

* The LITE version only has one journal prompt each week, labeled Weekly Reflection, compared to the daily prompts in the Original Version. LITE version focuses more on Study Aid, Time Management, and Achievement and less on Self Love.


2. Quick, Important References
   Class schedule, Office Hours, Important Locations
   Grade Compositions (for up to 8 courses)
   Course Reading List (mark due dates: M/T, W/R, F)


3. 3 Week Overviews: focus on what's right in front of you
   Plan Week Goals
   Manage Stressful Days
   Catalog Inspiration
   Organize Projects


4. Weekly Overviews
   Class Progress tracker (behind, on track, ahead)
   Meal Tracker/Planner
   Workout Tracker/Planner
   Academic and Personal Habits Tracker
   Priorities Tracker (Academic, Extracurricular, Personal)


5. Day Pages
   To Do List
   Today's Mission Statement
   For School to do list
   • Main Focus
   • Productive Breaks
   • Designate time to review/study material
   For Myself to do list
   
   • Main Focus
   • Stress Free Tasks
   • Schedule in personal time
   My Notes section


6. Weekly Reflections
   
   • Good Memories This Week
   • Prompt for Study Aid, Time Management, Achievement, and More to keep you alert and proactive about your semester experience
   • Goals for Next Week and Motivation (only for some weeks)
   
   
7. Midterm Study Plans
   Test Schedule
   Compare study plans and check progress


8. Finals Study Plans
   Make Idealistic, Realistic and Last Minute study plans
   Organize study material by priority and comfort level
   To do lists to organize study tasks and study breaks
   

Includes zero week, all 15 weeks, study week or deadweek, and finals week of the semester. FOR ONE SEMESTER.