Tag: Procrastination

• PAC students place their trust in certified student advisors’ hands

  By Juan Alberto Ponce Jr. Pulse Staff Reporter PAC students place their trust in certified student advisors to provide guidance and resources to empower them to achieve their academic goals. The director of Advising, Michael Ximenez, highlighted a key aspect of Alamo Colleges’ mission statement:  To build a culture of integrated practices and shared responsibilities.…

  Juan Alberto Ponce Jr.

  3 May 2018

  Palo Alto College

  advisors, Associate degree, bachelor’s degree, campus, college, degree, degree plan, Fall Semester, full-time student, media, news, PAC, PAC students, part-time student, Procrastination, student advising, time management, trends

• Procrastination causes added stress in students

  By Chelsea Moran Pulse Staff Reporter College can be stressful for students trying to lead a balanced life of school assignments, social time, a job and a healthy eight hours of sleep. The struggle to have it all inevitably leads to procrastination. “The thought of not doing well causes me to procrastinate,” said Darsy Herrera, Palo…

  chelseav78

  4 May 2017

  Palo Alto College

  apps, college, focus, Palo Alto College, prevention, Procrastination, Social Media, stress relief, students, technology

• Procrastination delays success

  By Andrew Olague Pulse Staff Reporter Procrastination is something that we have done at least once, and while we think we can get away with it, our professors can detect the lack of work. Procrastination can be prominent in the college community.  Procrastination is harder than ever to get away from with the amount of…

  andrewolague1

  6 Mar 2014

  Palo Alto College

  Caroline Mains, chemistry major, digital age, distractions, english professor, Jessica Garcia, lack of work, last minute, motivation, music major, Palo Alto College, Procrastination, Roberto Gonzlaez, Social Media, studies, time