This can ease your academic load during the school year. Meet regularly with your advisers and visit your department regularly. You must meet with your adviser at least once in the semester to choose your courses for next semester. You should be prepared with ideas about which courses you would like to take. You should visit your adviser if you need other academic assistance.
Advisers have office hours posted on their doors.
Some majors also have peer advisers to assist you. Many students have jobs outside of school, but remember that your education is the reason you are working. Consider the time, monetary cost, and inconvenience of repeating a course that you were not able to do well in because you were too busy at an outside job, or attending school longer because you had to take fewer credits each semester because of your outside job. Sometimes it is cheaper in the long run to take that student loan, work less hours, and be out in your career earning a better salary. Registering for early morning or later afternoon sections of classes, when necessary, will help you to complete your program sooner.