The Importance Of Procrastination

Bernard Roth, an Academic Director at Stanford University says, “Getting to know someone can take somewhere around forever. People are always changing and evolving for both good and bad, and we are all capable of renovation” (18). If students are able to change a bad habit, such as procrastinating, and change it into something better, such as avoiding procrastination, the outcome can be a process that is beneficial and used throughout life. So much time is wasted with procrastinating. Procrastinating and putting assignments off until the last minute only allows room for mistakes. Procrastinating does not allow much time for assignments as it is, and if any mistakes arise this will take away more time that is not available. Most college students procrastinate in some way. Whether it is procrastinating to get an assignment done or simply hopping in the shower, more time is wasted putting these things off than what should be spent. Even though some students may argue that it is better to

This will make accomplishing assignments less demanding. When an assignment is less demanding it makes procrastination impossible. Some students get overwhelmed with the amount of homework they have. When a student decides how much time to spend on each section of the assignment it makes getting the assignment done a lot easier. Once it is decided how long to work for, students should schedule when to take a break and for how long. Getting to the break may seem like an accomplishment in itself. When a student assigns a portion of the assignment to do each day it will break the assignment down and grant more time to work on the assignment. It will also take the stress off of doing the assignment all at once. Students should get the hardest sections out of the way first because this will make finishing the rest of the assignment more