Sadly, even I have become a victim to this too.
A lot of students start off strongly in school, not wanting to fall behind and attempting to give a first good impression on professors, as well as hopes that the students themselves will continue the habit of doing things on time, as well as getting decent grades. However, as the semester progresses, we start knowing our classmates and start socializing more, or we start doing things that take up most of our time that we forget what we started.
Of course we know it’s bad, who wouldn't? But we become distracted by various obstacles that in the end, when the day is done, we remembered what was missed, and thus giving the assumption that we can finish all in an hour or less.
Don’t. Just don’t.
If you ever feel like procrastinating and do absolutely nothing: recall why you’re in college. Recall your future and how this will impact it. Once it’s a habit, it’ll be hard to stop, and college life will be five times as difficult than it is.
Do things the moment you get home; various forms of gratification are to appear right before you: more time for friends, better grades, and a better future.
If not, all of this will backfire in the end.
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