Directions：Read the following text and choose the most suitable heading from A－F for each paragraph．There is one extra heading which you do not need．

1．________

　　You should prepare for the semester．Buy your books early and take some time to explore their format．Gather other needed stationery such as folders for each class, paper, pens, and a calendar．Time management is creating and following a schedule．This allows you to organize your study time within the framework of school, family, work, and other responsibilities．Scheduling should be both long term and short term．

2．________

　　Read your syllabi for each class．Using a calendar, look ahead and organize all your course assignments．Note all test dates and large assignments．Fill in all unusual outside obligations that take up time．For example, your school holiday calendar is preset, and dentist appointments are often made months ahead．

3．________

　　When you create your weekly calendar, include fixed commitments such as classes work, appointments, meals, family responsibilities, and sleeping．Schedule your study and homework around these fixed commitments．Learning should be a priority, but one should also allow enough time for sleep, healthy eating habits, and leisure activities．The university expects a student to spend about two hours a week in outside study．As often as possible, a student should schedule study properly．Having regular study time will help the student develop a“study habit．”

4．________

　　Write down all the things you have to do that day and then prioritize your list．Decide when you will do each item and put your plan in action, completing the list and crossing off each item as you go．Take advantage of the“waiting time”we experience each day, such as at the doctor's office or waiting for kids．Carry notes and texts around with you so you might use those minutes．

5．________

　　Professors ask that the students should come to their classes and they plan the semester's work accordingly．They do not repeat lectures or give“make-up”lessons．Develop a positive relationship with your professors．Talk to your professor if an absence is unavoidable．It is your responsibility to take notes or make up for assignments that you miss．You should attend all your classes, participate in class discussions, and ask questions．You should be polite and respectful and pay attention to the discussions and questions of others．