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I think having a to-do list and setting aside times to do certain things helps me.

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I use Google Calendar to keep track of my time and assignments.

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I usually force myself to set a schedule and start working on time.

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Having a set schedule works best for me.

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I like to work for 25 minutes then take a five minute break to get up and refill my water, it helps a lot. When I get stressed sometimes because I procrastinate, I always get really bad stomach cramps.

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I use the app Todoist to write down all my assignments, so when I finish them I just check it off and it feels like a lot has been lifted.

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Usually when I fell like procrastinating, I can usually stop it if I feel like it (which isn't a lot). The main thing for me is to just force myself to start working, and once I start I have a hard time stopping for distractions.

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I force myself to do work, I just get into a work mindset and then I start doing my homework. It's just very hard to get into that mindset.

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Thinking about my GPA suffering usually helps me stay focused.

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Sometimes when I feel like I'm not getting any work done I try to do a boring task that I know I can get done easily and when my mind is back into the headspace of getting work done, I retry to tackle the harder assignment.

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I usually listen to music and it "distracts" the distractions I encounter when procrastinating.

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I tend to use the app myHomeworkPlanner to track my assignments and remind myself of what is due. Additionally, recently, I have made a time table for myself dedicating time to breaks and homework sessions, which is working great so far.

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The best way for me to usually beat procrastination is to just leave my phone with my parents. That's where I procrastinate the most.

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I like to plan out my weeks and days and write down what needs to be done each day so that I can balance out my homework. I get stomach aches sometimes when I feel I am procrastinating.

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To keep from procrastinating, I like to get all my work done before relaxing, since if I try to take a break I know I'll not stop taking a break.

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I use the pomodoro technique when I especially have trouble with working. I also try to focus for 30 minutes and then after that, it gets easier for me to continue working.

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When I have something due without a close due date I tend to wait until the very last minute to do it, so I've been trying to plan out  times to do all of my work and remove distractions like my phone, so I get my work done early.

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I rarely procrastinate. I don't like procrastinating because I can't enjoy relaxing when I know that I need to be getting something done. When I know about an assignment and that it is due even not for a while, sometimes I do not feel like doing it. But I have a debate in my head whether I would rather do it tomorrow or not, and I manage to convince myself that it would be better if I get it done now. Sometimes I have to debate with myself a couple times before I can really get down to work. I try to reward myself with breaks once I get everything done. Making a list in my head the night before of what I will have to do the next day is also helpful. I don't prefer using apps because it just eats up more time putting the assignments in the app.

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I work in small intervals so that it is easier for me to stay focused and get my work done.

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I try to set reminders, and lay out a schedule for when I should do what. I use notion to help keep track of all my assignments and tests. I like using schedules to help me keep track of my time and what I need to get done.

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When I feel like I am getting off track, I often meditate to secure my place back on the right track. I like to sit at my desk and work in medium intervals (30 minutes) and take smaller breaks (10 minutes) to make sure I can work for a long time without having to feel the need to push back my assignments to the future.

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When I know I have several days until something is due, I tend to wait until I'm up against the deadline.
I'm trying to set myself better personal deadlines that push me to work at something more quickly.