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Analysis Of Paul Roberts's Procrastination

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Procrastination, a challenge many college students endure. I have found myself delaying my assignments because I felt I had better things to do. “You shouldn’t let English assignments interfere with your religion.” (Roberts 378). I found that quote humorous because I can relate. I used to believe that Sunday was a day to blow off school work. I now realize one of the main reasons college students receive lower than expected grades is a result of deferring the assignment until the last minute. In the essay the author, Paul Roberts, shows the repercussions of the student’s procrastination, which is, an essay that is “weak in content”(Roberts

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