I’ve Been Loving These | Student Must-Haves

I absolutely love making 'being a student' my whole personality 😅

So of course, I am going to share all of my favorite products as a student! These aren't all necessities, but they are fun to have if you love being a student too 😉

North Face Backpack - holds so much and it's so cute!

Macbook Pro M1 - I love macbooks!

Ipad Pro 12.9" with Apple pencil - a luxury but so nice for digital notes

Sony XM5 Headphones - great noise cancelling!

Lap white board - perfect for blurting method, whiteboard method, and active recall. Super cheap on Amazon!

Hydroflask 24oz water bottle - gotta stay hydrated

Flower heating pad - the best for cramps but also just for staying warm and comfortable while studying late at night

Five Star 3-subject notebook - love the white

Mildliner highlighters - the best highlighters ever

Cherry MX mechanical keyboard - another luxury but so nice for my home setup

Lululemon crossbody bag - great for running around campus if you don't want to bring a heavy backpack

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2024/8/11 Edited to

... Read moreBuilding your perfect student toolkit goes beyond just picking up items; it's about making choices that support your unique academic journey and personal well-being. While my initial list highlights some fantastic products, I've realized that the 'must-haves' for college life often come with deeper considerations, especially when balancing quality with budget. Let's dive a bit deeper into what truly makes these items essential, and how you can find the best fit for you, even if you're on a tight budget. Tech That Truly Supports Learning: My silver laptop and tablet with a stylus are incredibly valuable for notes and assignments, but I know not everyone can invest in high-end models. The key is functionality. If you're studying a demanding major, a reliable laptop for heavy software is crucial. Otherwise, a more affordable Chromebook or a powerful refurbished laptop can be a fantastic, budget-friendly alternative. For digital notes, consider an older generation iPad or even a reMarkable tablet if writing by hand is your preference without the full tablet bells and whistles. When it comes to headphones, my white noise-canceling ones are a lifesaver for focusing in dorms or busy libraries. But don't feel you need the absolute top-tier. Many brands offer excellent noise cancellation at a fraction of the cost, making focused study sessions accessible to everyone. Mastering Organization and Active Study: A good black backpack isn't just for carrying books; it's your mobile command center! Look for one with padded straps and a dedicated laptop sleeve to protect your tech and your back. My North Face backpack holds everything and is super comfortable. For daily campus runs, a smaller crossbody bag like my Lululemon one is perfect for essentials without the bulk. Regarding study tools, the lap whiteboard is a game-changer for active recall and blurring methods. You don't need a fancy one; a simple, inexpensive whiteboard from Amazon or a local store works wonders. Pair that with a sturdy notebook and a set of quality highlighters (Mildliners are my favorite, but any pastel or vibrant set works!) and you've got a powerful setup for breaking down complex topics and making your study sessions more engaging. I personally love having a dedicated notebook for each subject to keep everything streamlined. Prioritizing Your Well-being: Staying hydrated with a water bottle isn't just a suggestion; it's vital for brain function and energy levels. My Hydroflask keeps water cold all day, but any reusable water bottle will do the trick. The flower heating pad is still one of my top picks for comfort, whether it's for cramps or just to stay cozy during a late-night study session. Self-care is non-negotiable in college! And beyond these physical items, remember to invest in your digital well-being and organizational habits. Utilizing cloud storage for all your documents saves countless headaches. A digital calendar or a simple planner can keep your assignments and social life on track. Don't forget apps for habit tracking or mindfulness to help manage stress and build good routines. Ultimately, your "student must-haves" list should reflect what genuinely supports you in being productive, comfortable, and healthy throughout your academic journey. It's about smart choices, not just expensive ones!