The graduate schools at St. John’s University in New York City offer more than 60 graduate degree and professional certificate programs in five acclaimed colleges, a School of Law, and institute dedicated solely to the growing field of biotechnology. Earn your master’s degree, doctoral degree, or professional certificate online, in New York, or in Rome.
Whether you want to advance in your current career or lay the foundation to start a new one, St. John’s highly competitive advanced degree programs will challenge you to become the very best you can possibly be. Our world-class faculty, modern facilities, vast alumni network, and tradition of excellence are central to the academic structure of each and every graduate program at St. John’s.
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Six Time Management Hacks That Helped Me Master My First Semester
Between lectures, endless assignments, and trying to maintain an active social life, my early semesters felt like a constant fire drill. I was always reacting to deadlines at the last minute, running on low energy, and feeling overwhelmed.
As a St. John’s University doctoral student, working professional, and mom, I needed a plan that could work in real life—not just on paper. Over time, I realized working harder wasn’t the solution—I needed to change how I managed my time. I needed to change how I approached my schedule and make more intentional decisions.
Here are the six time management secrets I applied to master my semester and how you can do the same.
Diana Tachie-Mensah’s First-Gen Journey
Meet Diana Baaba Nhyirah Tachie-Mensah ‘26TCB, a first-year graduate student in accounting at St. John’s University. Through her experiences balancing work, graduate studies, and supporting her family, Diana reflects on the responsibility she feels to make the most of her opportunities and the importance of finding a community that understands her first-gen journey.
Geo Flores Peralta’s First-Gen Journey
Meet Geo Flores Peralta, a senior majoring in biology at St. John’s University. As a first-generation Mexican American college student, Geo has learned to advocate for himself, navigate unfamiliar experiences, and challenge expectations about what is possible for his future.
Keiry Diplan Beltre’s First-Gen Journey
Meet Keiry Diplan Beltre, a first-year nursing student at St. John’s University whose college journey is deeply connected to her family’s story. Having immigrated from the Dominican Republic at age five, Keiry sees pursuing higher education as an opportunity to honor her parents’ sacrifices, build a brighter future, and make the most of the opportunities they worked hard to provide.
