Move your desk if it's up against a wall. You should be facing the entrance to your room when you're at work at your desk. This will give you a sense of security because you can see everyone who passes by, and it gives a welcoming feeling to you and others who pass by your room.
Make a definite line between your studying area and your personal area. You can use a mat to make this difference. People will feel the need to stop before the mat before they "enter" your study area.
Buy shelves and folders to keep your desk area organized. If your desk gets too cluttered, your mind could follow. Remove any unnecessary items.
Place things that make you feel good about yourself around your desk. These may include ribbons or certificates you have been given. You should be able to look around when you are feeling down about the paper you are writing or the test you are studying for and gain reassurance that you are a good student.
Make a list of things you want to accomplish while you are in college, or just a list of future plans. Keep them in view while you are at your desk. This way you will know that you always have something to work forward to.
Clean up your area every night before going to bed. Turn off your computer and lay out your school books for the next day. When you wake up the next morning, you will have less to do and will be ready to begin your day.
Choose calming and inspiring colors for the study area, such as blues and greens. Create a feeling of the natural world by hanging a landscape picture nearby. Try to hide any sharp edges in furniture or in the room's construction, as they can create negative energy.
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