When the end of the semester comes around, it's the time when your professors start piling on the work as if you haven't had enough. It can be stressful, so why not just put it off? If this is your mindset, then you, my friend, are a procrastinator. The question is, which type are you?

1. The Perpetuating Procrastinator

People who fall into this category are ones who never get around to doing anything. They always find some way to justify putting a task off until the next day. The Perpetuating Procrastinator often find themselves saying "I don't have the time at the moment, but I'll do that first thing in the morning", or "It's too late to do it now, so I guess I'll just have to do it later".

2. The Perfectionist Procrastinator

This category is for the people who actually get to the task, but have a hard time focusing on what needs to be accomplished. For them, a paper gets written only after the font and text size are just right, the spacing needs to be perfect, the title needs to be properly centered – the list goes on and on.

3. The Counter-Productive Procrastinator

This is the category for whomever finds themselves doing everything except the one thing thing they should be doing. They typically have a list of what they feel should get done first, with things like rearranging their room, or doing chores for the first time since the semester started.

4. The Napper

This one is pretty obvious. Have you ever had so much work to do that you just took it upon yourself to take a nap instead of getting things done and out of the way? Anyone who falls into this category just simply solves their problems with dreams and counting sheep.

If any of these sounds like you, just admit it to yourself; acceptance is the first step toward moving on. Take it from Nike: Just Do It – later.