"I would like to think that I'm a great planner. My calendar is time-boxed. This means that instead of working on one task until it's done, I deliberately schedule it and decide just how much time I have to spend on it. I tend to get anxious looking at a full calendar, so I make sure to also keep certain blocks of time open. I keep track of how much time it takes me to complete repeatable tasks so that I can easily estimate how long they will take in the future. For example, several of my classes have a required number of discussion responses. It usually takes me 20 minutes to review the question, look at my notes from the lecture, and create a solid response. Of course, there are variations, so I like to allow some extra time in my planning."

Your response should focus on the different tools you leverage to keep yourself on track. As a college student balancing multiple classes and deadlines, you should be able to answer this question with a concrete example.