student apps that eased my experience

hello all! 🍋🤍

i haven’t made a post like this before, but as the school year dauntingly approaches, i wanted to share some of my favorite apps that help me out in some practical and unpractical ways as a student!

- mathway: math has always been my hardest subject. with this app, i can fully see problems explained, answered, and checked. this can be a fundamental learning tool, as i used it often to work backwards on a problem i couldn’t solve to figure out where i was maybe going wrong with the formula, etc.

- onenote: i LOVE this app and i’ve been using it since high school. since it’s microsoft, it has compatibility with computers and everything is synced across devices. no matter if i’m using my laptop, ipad, or even my phone, i know i can count on it to look back at my organized notes.

- student beans: this app has been crazily useful, moreso than i thought at first. by confirming your student email (i believe? or student id with your campus), you can get tons of discounts at various stores, mostly online, that range from clothes to tech. this saves me SOOO much money!!!

- musicnotes: one of the most reliable sheet music apps/programs i’ve found so far. there are many different versions of just one song (piano, vocals, guitar, a combination, etc), and for relatively cheap! you can get music individually or pay for a subscription.

- howbout: this isn’t necessarily a student-focused app, but i’ve found this really helpful in planning with peers. you can input if something is social/personal, and invite others to join things, see your and their work schedules together to find a free day for a plan, and more.

- yik yak: this app can be fun for finding out what other students are thinkin’, seeing what’s going on around campus, or just general socializing. most posters are anonymous, so it’s sometimes treated like a confession app. 😭 but, i find this really helpful as an off-campus student to stay in the loop! i don’t know for sure if all/most colleges have this “community” set up (it goes by location), but i suggest checkin’ it out if you can. :)

do you have any apps you suggest for students? do you use any of these apps yourself? let me know in the comments…

i hope this is helpful to someone and that y’all have a great upcoming school year! 🤍

#lemon8diarychallenge #letschat #summerdiary #appsforstudents #collegeapps #schoolapps #college #appsforschool #schooltips #collegestudying

2024/8/17 Edited to

... Read moreHey fellow students! As the school year gets into full swing, I wanted to dive a little deeper into some of the apps I mentioned earlier, especially since many of you are curious about their specific features and how I use them daily. It's all about making college life a bit easier, right? First up, let's talk about Mathway. This complex math calculator has been my saving grace, especially when facing tricky algebra problems. I've often seen queries about the mathway app interface and mathway algebra solution screen, so here’s my take. When I'm stuck, I love that I can either manually input a problem or use the mathway camera math problem feature – just snap a pic, and it processes it! The real magic isn't just getting the answer, but seeing the step-by-step explanation. For me, it's a fundamental learning tool, allowing me to work backward and understand where I might have gone wrong with a formula. Whether I'm on the mathway website interface or the mobile app, the functionality is consistently reliable for getting clear, explained solutions. Next, Student Beans – this app is a money-saver! Many people ask about the student beans app itself. Once you verify your student status (usually with your university email or ID), you unlock a world of student discounts. I've saved a ton on everything from new tech gadgets for my studies to fashion hauls. My pro tip? Always check Student Beans before making any online purchase. You'd be surprised how many popular brands offer exclusive student deals through it. It's truly revolutionized how I shop, making my budget stretch further. OneNote has been my go-to for note organization since high school. What makes it amazing is its seamless syncing across all my devices. Whether I'm typing notes on my laptop during a lecture, sketching diagrams on my iPad, or quickly reviewing on my phone, everything is there. I organize my notes into different notebooks for each subject, and within those, I use sections and pages. You can even tag important information for quick searching later. It's a lifesaver for keeping all my academic thoughts and resources in one accessible place. Finally, Howbout has been surprisingly helpful for coordinating with friends and study groups. It's not just a shared calendar; you can easily input what you’re doing (social or personal), and then invite others. This allows everyone to see each other's availability at a glance, making it incredibly simple to find a free slot for a study session or a hangout. No more endless messaging back and forth trying to pick a time! It’s streamlined my social planning and made it much easier to balance my studies with my social life. These apps have genuinely eased my college experience, making me feel more organized, less stressed about academics, and even helped me save money. I hope these deeper insights into how I use them help you too!

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Be careful on YikYak. Someone in my dorm made a post saying that my room # was up for “fun” and had people stopping by all night… it was NOT us and I was NOT amused.

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Lucie Miller

this isn't an app- but its a web browser extension that helps you accurately site your sources while writing. its called zotero & totally made writing a breeze!

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A smartphone screen showing the app store page for "Insight Timer - Meditate & Sleep," highlighting its 4.9 rating, 421K ratings, and description as a meditation app for feeling grounded.
A smartphone screen displaying the app store page for "Opal: Screen Time Control," an app blocker with a 4.8 rating and 42K ratings, used to improve mood by blocking social media.
🧠 Apps for your Mental Health
Apps To Protect Your Mental Health 🩷 🌸 Insight Timer - Meditate & Sleep - Mediation app! I don’t meditate as much as I would like to but it’s always makes me feel better and more grounded. 🌸Opal - App blocker - I’ve been using this app for months and I love it! I block social media apps
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