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If you work in the corporate world, you've almost certainly heard of SMART goals, which are meant to help you work better with your team and be more productive. Similarly, you may have heard of them in the fitness space, as they're commonly used as part of personal training plans thanks to their specificity and rigidity. But the SMART system is helpful for all kinds of tasks—especially if you’re a student. Here are some tips for using SMART goals when you’re studying.

What are SMART goals?

SMART goals aren’t just good—well, smart—ideas. It’s actually an acronym: • Specific

Specific • Measurable

Measurable • Achi

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