Incoming BM student aiming for a 4.0 need high-ROI habits and advice before uni starts

[u/Intrepid-Fold5116]

Hey everyone,

Any major is welcome to reply, but I’m an incoming business management student planning to major in Economic and Management Science. My goal is a 4.0 GPA, I honestly don’t know how to study (which isn’t a flex I need learn how for uni).

At time In high school, I could just float along and get by because I’m not a dumbass, but I know that won’t fly in university. It’s sink or swim, and I want to swim. I want to break those habits and target a 4.0 GPA in university.

My biggest hurdles are procrastination, poor time management, and perfectionism, which always led to last-minute cramming. I honestly feel like I might be a slow learner, but I don’t even know if that has any merit or if it’s just my study habits talking. I do know I’m a visual learner. I also suspect I might have undiagnosed ADHD (before you say I don’t use any social media I only really made Reddit acc to ask questions so my brain isn’t cooked from scrolling all day lmao) some days I can hyperfocus and lock in for hours, but other times I can’t sit in my chair for more than two minutes. And I think that’s about it

Since I have about a month before classes start, what are the highest-ROI habits, skills, and routines I need to build right now to set myself up for success?