Procrastinating Towards The End of The Semester As Told By Spongebob
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Procrastinating Towards The End of The Semester As Told By Spongebob

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Jessica Tatis
May 02, 2016
Quinnipiac University
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Procrastinating Towards The End of The Semester As Told By Spongebob

Procrastination. It’s something that we all do and are never be able to escape. However, procrastinating during college is infinitely worse than any other type of procrastination, for so many reasons. Especially towards the end of the semester, when there's an even heavier workload than usual.

At first, it seems like a great idea.

But then reality kicks in and you find yourself in at least one of the following situations.


1. Procrastinating doing one essay so that you can write a different one

2. Deciding not to study for a test in advance, but then having two tests to study for by the end of the week

3. Losing points for submitting late assignments, and then wondering why you got a bad grade


4. When skipping one class results in missing approximately 3 chapters worth of material that you have to catch up on


5. Taking way more study breaks than you should in order to avoid studying



6. Procrastinating a final project until the night before



7. Cramming for a cumulative exam



8. Taking the exam the next morning like:


9. Having a mental breakdown because of all the work you put off



10. Trying to pull together a final presentation right before class


11. Surviving on zero sleep and pure caffeine


12. Pulling all-nighters and walking to class like



13. Basically giving up on the end of the semester because you just can't take it anymore









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