1. Clear your mind.

This can be a task in itself, but picture it like closing the tabs on your web browser.

2. Make a list.

I make about a thousand to-do lists, and it helps me not only stay on track, but also remind me which assignments/tasks I should be doing.

3. Physically cross things off of your to-do list.

There is nothing more satisfying than scribbling out a completed task or assignment.

4. Talk about your stress.

This is a great way to let all that stress out; holding it all in will be much worse.

5. Invest in some de-stressing products. 

I personally love to diffuse lavender whenever my life gets a little hectic.

6. Take a step back and reassess the situation.

Sometimes, I don't even realize when things are getting too crazy until I take a step to analyze and reflect on why a certain event was super stressful.

7. Work ahead when you can.

During less busy weeks, I make sure I allow time for working ahead, especially on longer projects, several page essays, and studying for tests.

8. Don't overbook yourself.

This is a huge one for me; I tend to take on way more than I can handle, which in the end, only hurts my mental health.

9. Don't enable yourself.

If you know you are going to procrastinate something (like I do), the easiest way is to not put off chores, homework, etc. because you will only be more stressed about it when it all comes crashing in later on.

10. Treat yourself.

This is a commonly used phrase that sometimes gets people into financial trouble... it could be even just taking off work or cooking a nice dinner for yourself!