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A post shared by Dani Kluss (@danidearestblog) on Hi friends, it’s been a while. I’m here today with a confession: I took a big unplanned hiatus from blogging

Nearly 3 years ago, I shared with you my secret to never missing an assignment deadline in college – my assignment calendar. , I have also received a ton of great feedback hearing how this assignment calendar method has helped many students stay on top of their assignments and get good grades. so that if I wake up on Tuesday morning panicking that I didn’t do any homework last night, I can take a look at the day on my assignment calendar to see what is due that day. Here is a quick how-to video showing you how to customize the calendar to work for you on any day/year/month you may need it, and showing you what I do at the beginning of each semester to stay organized all year long.

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However, even if you don’t have you intern to graduate, interning while attending college is a fantastic way to get a leg up and a foot in the door into your future career path. Not only does volunteering look great on a resume, it’s also a great time to network and build soft skills like leadership and organization which will help you start your career in college and after graduation. I’ve talked before about how starting an on campus student organization completely changed my college career, but I still can’t say it enough. It is also a great way to learn and demonstrate technical skills such as writing, using a blogging platform like WordPress, HTML/CSS coding, photography, marketing, and social media.