The Effects of Procrastination on Academic Performance

By Nasywa Putri Fahra (1209624105)

Procrastination is a common issue among students, especially in university life where deadlines often pile up. Many students delay their academic tasks because of poor time management, lack of motivation, or simply the habit of avoiding difficult assignments. While putting things off might feel harmless at first, procrastination can quickly become a pattern that negatively affects one’s learning process.


One major effect of procrastination is a decline in academic performance. Students who do assignments at the last minute tend to produce lower-quality work, which can lead to poor grades. It also increases stress levels, making it harder to focus and stay calm under pressure. Over time, constant procrastination may reduce students’ self-confidence and motivation to improve. To prevent this, it is important for students to recognize these negative effects and learn to manage their time better by setting goals, planning ahead, and creating a consistent study routine.


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