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    There are three main types of students in college: procrastinators, overachievers, and academically average students. Procrastinators tend to be late to class or turn in assignments late due to poor time management skills. Overachievers strive to do everything perfectly and are very driven to succeed. Most common are academically average students, who balance schoolwork and other responsibilities and aim to pass their classes. While different in their approaches, all students share the goal of learning the material and graduating.

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    There are three main types of students in college: procrastinators, overachievers, and academically average students. Procrastinators tend to be late to class or turn in assignments late due to poor time management skills. Overachievers strive to do everything perfectly and are very driven to succeed. Most common are academically average students, who balance schoolwork and other responsibilities and aim to pass their classes. While different in their approaches, all students share the goal of learning the material and graduating.

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    Many Types of Students

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    There are three main types of students in college: procrastinators, overachievers, and academically average students. Procrastinators tend to be late to class or turn in assignments late due to poor time management skills. Overachievers strive to do everything perfectly and are very driven to succeed. Most common are academically average students, who balance schoolwork and other responsibilities and aim to pass their classes. While different in their approaches, all students share the goal of learning the material and graduating.

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