• The pressure to get big as a DJ and ace final exams simultaneously mean developing solid time management that can help rid this tightrope.

Let's be honest: juggling jamming and studying is hard work. Balancing time between long nights getting down mix at a party, and having an early lecture the next day can be chaotic. The pressure to get big as a DJ and ace final exams simultaneously mean developing solid time management that can help rid this tightrope.

Managing your time is vital. You mark off your busy schedule with coloured schedules and digital planners using ruthless picking. When you are both a student and a DJ, here are some of the core lessons:

Set Boundaries: Learn to say "no." Never allow all your gig or party expectations to intrude on your class time or your mind. Protect your time for study and your health.

Embrace downtime: Relax on train runs between classes or short breaks between classes to do fast assignments or review notes.

"Blend the Worlds" When Possible: Mix your skills at school events or club fundraisers – connecting your passions work both ways.

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Fuel Your Body and Mind: Tough late nights and young minds can try to fit into your schedule. So focus on getting good sleep, nutritious food and fits of exercise to keep sharp.

Doing Two Arrows: Even with challenges, [this] double life yields unique benefits. Being a DJ culls important skills in networking, time management and performance confidence all you can use later.

Checking gigs can also ease the fiscal pressures of student life. With steadfastness, intense discipline, and great songs to stay psyched, you can perform finesse on the dance floor and take tests in the lecture hall.