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Correlates Between Sleep Schedules, Mood and College Performance of Students in Online Education During Lockdown

The current research targeted to establish significant correlations between sleep schedules, mood and college performance of undergraduate students in online college during the pandemic situation. 130 undergraduate students (males and females) between ages of 17 to 21 years from universities across Delhi filled an online survey and the resulting data was subjected to analysis that gave correlations between our three variables. Significantly positive correlations were found between sleep schedules(x), mood(y) and college performance(z). (rxy = +0.538, rxz = +0.562, ryz = +0.744, each significant at p<0.5). These significant positive correlations implied that students having better sleep experienced better mood and college performance, along, better mood leading to a good college performance for undergraduate students and vice versa.