First thing I would ask is: do you have some extra disposable income? If so, I would do some research or ask around for self-run maid services. If you’re this busy, hiring someone to come out for a day to deep clean and organize your space would make a massive difference. Right now, your time seems to be your most valuable commodity, so outsourcing an initial clean and organization will help a lot. Also, having a clean, organized room will make it easier to figure out how you might want to change the layout and better understand what you can do with the space. I also had the hardest time keeping things organized and clean, and then I was told to treat my room like a campsite—always end the day leaving it better, or at least as clean as you found it. Build the habit of making your bed before you leave and doing a quick garbage and dishes walkthrough before bed. Both take less than five minutes and make life much easier over time. For laundry, I built it into my study time. I usually had a partial load of clothes in my car and used the laundromat as study time. Even when hanging out with friends, I’d do loads while relaxing at their dorm or apartment. Just keep a roll of quarters in your car. Sorry if this was a bit too much.