I handed in two college applications mere minutes ago. One due later today, the other due tomorrow. I started them and finished them over the past few hours. I'm not sure whether to be proud or horrified.
Poll: How bad do you procrastinate.
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It depends on what I'm being lazy about. Most of the time, I don't put things off long, because it will bother me until I get it done.
I have skillfully mastered the art. I have a research paper due first thing in the morning and I managed to procrastinate enough that by tomorrow, all I need is my name and I only worked on it in the last hour with all the requirements met. So yeah. I do alright.
It really, really, really varies, but I am not the kind of girl who put things off til' the last second if I can help it(but more often than not, I do things the night before they're due anyway, lol).
If I do get an assignment and I get to sit down and just do the fucking thing immediatly, like in class, then it gets done in ten minutes, but if it's homework...
Then, yeah, I procrastinate. I have better/much more fun things to do in my spare time.
If I do get an assignment and I get to sit down and just do the fucking thing immediatly, like in class, then it gets done in ten minutes, but if it's homework...
Then, yeah, I procrastinate. I have better/much more fun things to do in my spare time.
Well considering I have a research paper due in 5 and a half hours and I'm basically just getting started on writing the commentary that makes up 60% of the paper, I'd say I'm not doing particularly well, matey.
Ohhhh, boy. I procrastinate so much, I could qualify as having a learning disorder. I will frequently put off projects and essays and stuff so long that I end up just flat friggin' not doing them. And I'll feel intense anxiety the whole time, too, that's the worst part. "Oh god, I have to get this done, it'd due in 14 hours. And the Internet has never been more interesting!"
I am a teeeeerrrrrrribad student.
I am a teeeeerrrrrrribad student.
Unless it is due in in under 12 hours, it does not matter how big or small the project is - it will not be started.
Smaller projects I may not start until 1 hour before.
The simplest and smallest ones I will start literally 5 minutes before.
I have had no problems handing in my work so far.
Smaller projects I may not start until 1 hour before.
The simplest and smallest ones I will start literally 5 minutes before.
I have had no problems handing in my work so far.
Let's see, I wrote three essays yesterday that were due today, and I have four essays (including two 10 page research papers) due in the next ten days that I haven't even begun working on. And I have 3 three hour finals for which I have not begun to study, nor have I read most of the texts for them, also within the next ten days.
Oh and instead of getting sleep and preparing myself for this massive workload, I'm helping my girlfriend write college essays at 5:30 AM.
Procrastination problem? You make the call
Oh and instead of getting sleep and preparing myself for this massive workload, I'm helping my girlfriend write college essays at 5:30 AM.
Procrastination problem? You make the call
well, when i'm at collage i spend most of my time looking at TV tropes and the escapist.
they really don't give me enough work
they really don't give me enough work
Ill give you a hint. I've had 3 months to do a (up to) 80 page report, and I've only gotten 5 pages done...its due next week...I'll do it tomorrow
Let me put it this way...I have a lab report that's due in about 6 hours that I haven't even started yet.
I have a multipath dc circuit test tomorrow, haven't studied, haven't even flicked through the text book, decided to spend the night listening Dean Martin while trying to write a novella. Failed an entire class a few years ago because me and friend figured we'd take a break from homework and, um..."Engage in the consumption of certain illegal plant matter", in short, didn't touch the homework, picked up the Pringles, failed the class.
While I do procrastinate (like filling in application form dor a vacancy) but it's nowhere near bad enough to distract me from doing school or uni related work (my fear of failing pretty much overcome my procrastination).