Jenny Hill

Poor time management can waste so much time, especially for students, when they choose to procrastinate instead of getting things done in a timely matter. While putting things off may seem appealing, it causes stress about finishing the task and doesn't allow for the down time to be fully enjoyed; Which is why it's better to get things done first and then take down time, which will be much more enjoyable after everything you need to do is done.

Think of Time as a Valuable Resource, Which it is.
Doing such tasks, like spending a lot of time on social networking sites, can keep you from doing things that you really need to do, like study and complete school work; It could also keep you from getting into your choice school if you spend more time doing mundane tasks more than you do educational tasks.

Just Get it Done.
Students should prioritize their time while knowing that they can't get everything done in one day. You should also challenge yourself and exceed your own expectations to feel a sense of achievement.

Keep a Schedule Until it Becomes Habit.
If procrastination has become quite a habit, it's going to take some time to break it; This is reason why students should maintain a regular sleeping schedule and planned study periods, which can form better, more productive habits.