Bre's Ultimate Guide to the Galaxy

This is a weekly planning template I made for my Eternal Families class at BYU that draws from Preach My Gospel's (which I used on my mission in 2016-2017) weekly planning outline. I hope that it brings greater spiritual guidance to your planning and allows you to see the hand of God in your life more fully! Weekly Planning, Individual 1. Pray for and seek inspiration. Before you begin, have your BYU Academic Planner and the Learning Suite schedule and calendar up on your computer, as well as your Work Schedule. Begin your planning session with a prayer. Seek inspiration as you consider which chapters of the Book of Mormon and which topics you would like to cover during your personal study time. Seek inspiration as you consider your upcoming assignments and tests in regards to which days you should complete assignments and when would be the best times to study. Seek inspiration as you consider what you would like to do for exercise throughout the week and when you will have time to...

BYU course registration is right around the corner and with it comes the stress of getting your class schedule organized! You don't have to wait up until midnight to get into your favorite courses though, and with some preparation, you can get the class schedule you've been dreaming of! First, you need to pick out your classes I suggest that if this is your first semester of college, or your first semester back after a break, you take under 14 credits. More than that is going to be difficult to keep up with and increase your stress level. If you have to take more than 14 credits, you can read about ways to manage your stress here . Those 14 credits shouldn't all be intense coursework either, mix in a fun course as well as a course that helps you stay active! Some fun courses to take at BYU are as follows: EXSC 410 - Stress Management MUSIC 113 & 114R - Beginning Piano Techniques for non-Music Majors 1 & 2 MUSIC 117 & 118R - Basic Guitar for non-Music Majors 1 ...