Caffeine is a stimulant that is regularly consumed by a large amount people worldwide. Although there are many perceived benefits from using caffeine, there may be some downfalls. Caffeine is shown to be correlated with lower academic performance and reduced sleep quality. Shorter sleep duration is also linked to lower academic performance. The current study takes a correlational approach to find the strength of the relationship among sleep duration, academic performance, and caffeine intake. Data collection will be complete in the next two months. Implications of the findings will be discussed.