#howtomusicmajor

I’ve decided to create a Priority Table! (only available in Letter size, will try to do the A4 size eventually)

I don’t know if you all remember, but a while ago on this post by @howtomusicmajor​ I decided to make a chart to help me remember their system. NOW I’ve decided to make a printable for it as the new year/semester starts up!

Basically, you list out what you need done in the appropriate boxes (for example, if it was due yesterday and it only takes 5 minutes it should be in the top left box!). Then, following the numbers in the top left of the boxes and you knock out those tasks!

There’s four different colors and the two styles differ by having the “Today” column or not! (I’ll include a blank as well if you’d like to color it yourself!)

Google Drive folder for the files

Please reblog if you use them and let me know what you think!

Mention or tag me if you take a photo with it written on or used in any studyspo pictures! I will gladly reblog if I see you using my printable, of course.

If you’d like any changes to the printable, send an ask!

Hope this helps!

Here’s a few studyblrs who are music majors or are pursuing music-related majors: 

@inthepracticeroom

@applicationsandauditions 

@focusxstudies

@studyingsinger

@scaletopper 

@howtomusicmajor

@howtomusicwell-blog

@magicmusicmann

@musicmajorblog 

@singingstudyblr

@123-studyblr 

Inspired by the posts by @howtomusicmajor

British kid: Big jumpers, hot cup of tea, sprawled on the floor with exam revision - no music, just the torrential rain against the window

Summer Studier: Light, comfy clothes, sitting out in the garden in the morning sun with a big glass of orange juice and listening to birds while you read your Literature books

Study Buddies: Snuggled up in bed, watching a Disney movie with your pet, drinking hot chocolate and studying biology maybe, making notes on the human body

Minimalist: Sitting at a nice clean desk with only the bare necessities, listening to background ambience sounds, drinking only water, being focused on making notes on your subjects