Studying is hard enough as it is, but when you add distractions to the mix, getting work done can feel nearly impossible. Luckily, there are some simple ways to minimize the likelihood of distractions and help you focus on studying. The first step? Keeping a list of things you need to get done. This can be as simple as making a list on your phone or notebook—just make sure it’s somewhere where you’ll see it throughout your day so that when an idea strikes or something comes up that needs attention right away, you won’t have trouble remembering what needs doing next.

Keep a to-do list

• Keep a to-do list. If you’re like me, your brain can only hold on to so many things at once. The best way I’ve found to keep track of tasks is by using a simple list app or notebook (I use Evernote). The key here is being realistic about what you can accomplish in one day–and then breaking down these larger projects into smaller steps that are more manageable.
• Keep it accessible! If you have trouble remembering what’s on your list, keep it in one place where all of your devices can access it easily (like an app). That way when something pops up as an idea or reminder, it’ll be easy for me not only remember but also take action immediately without having go back through my phone history looking for what needs done next time around!

Set goals for each day

Setting goals is a great way to stay on track and keep yourself focused on the task at hand. Whether you’re studying, reading or writing, set aside time each day for these tasks so that they don’t get pushed off until later in the week or month when it’s too late! Make sure your goals are achievable; if you want to read an entire chapter in one sitting (and some people do), then make sure there’s enough time between classes so that this is possible. Also consider how much sleep and food breaks may affect how much work can reasonably be done before getting distracted by other things like socializing with friends and family members who live nearby where you go college/university/high school etc..

Make sure you get enough sleep

Sleep is an important part of concentration. You should try to get 7-9 hours of sleep per night, and not stay up late studying or working on your homework.

Don’t study right before bed either–you’ll just be too tired to concentrate, and you’ll end up wasting time reading through multiple pages over again because you can’t remember what was written. Don’t eat or drink too much before bed either; it will make it harder for your body to fall asleep, which means less restful sleep and more time spent awake! Finally, don’t use technology (like phones) right before bed either; this can cause stress that makes it hard for people who are trying their best not only with school but also in life as well!

Schedule your time wisely

• Schedule time for each subject.
• Schedule time for breaks.
• Schedule time for homework.
• Schedule time for social media. You do not have to be on Facebook or Instagram all day long! If you want to spend an hour or two per day on these platforms, go ahead and do so–but make sure that it’s not at the expense of other important things in your life like studying and spending time with friends and family members who matter most to you (and who might feel left out if they don’t see much of you during finals).

You can study without being distracted by setting goals, getting enough sleep and making a to do list.

Setting goals

Getting enough sleep

Making a to do list

The most important thing is to stay focused on your studies. You can do this by setting goals for each day, getting enough sleep and making a to-do list. By focusing on these things, you will not be distracted by other things around you and can focus better on what needs to be done.