Due to the situation happening around the globe this year, a lot of us students have gone into online school rather than taking classes on campus. As the semester has progressed, I’ve found multiple things I love about online school.
If you read any of my prepping for college blog posts published in early August, you know that I opted for a binder as my main tool to store all of my notes. Ever since the semester started I’ve been keeping up with the college student binder setup that I’m about to share with you.
With the start of college in August came assignments, tests, and quizzes. I started to notice that I have developed a full study system for the different classes that I’m taking. For anyone out there struggling to study for tests and quizzes, I will list out all the study tips I have developed throughout this new semester or have been using ever since school.
Thanks to the great prices at Facebook Market Place, I was able to get an IKEA loft bed for an amazing discounted price in optimal quality. I know they can be quite the investment and that’s why I recommend you check out Facebook Market Place for a price that fits your budget. Loft beds are convenient if you have a small room like mine. The one I got has a desk with some drawers and a combo of a little shelf and closet below the bed. Here are some of the loft bed accessories I have found helpful when arranging and organizing my room so that everything has a place.
With school and college comes a lot of assignments and responsibilities. I wanted to make sure that I distributed my time nicely so that I could fulfill both my responsibilities and had time to do extra activities that make me happy. Here is how I deal with school time management to be able to work on both my responsibilities as a student and my personal life.
Now that a lot of us will be taking online school due to the situation going on in the world, I wanted to share some of the things I did to prep my workspace for an organized, ergonomic and productivity filled space. These are the things that I had and set up combined with some of the things I invested in to have a nice studying setup not only for this semester but for my whole college life. Here are some online school supplies in the tech and organizational department I think you will find helpful throughout your online school experience.
As my first day as a college student approaches, I of course needed to make a list to prep the day before. If it ain’t last minute, it ain’t fun. Some of these things I’ve been prepping to prep because that’s just the type of planner girl I am. For any other freshman out there, here is my day before back to school prep checklist.
I know these are weird times in the world and now in back to school season, some schools are doing on-campus classes while others are online. Mine is going to be online but as the extra person that I am, I still wanted to prep my backpack as if I was going on campus since I wanted to show you what’s in my college backpack for those of you who are going to take classes online. To give you a little bit of context this will be my first semester as a freshman college student so if you are in another grade, some of these supplies might not apply to you at all. I made a what’s in my backpack post for when I was a high school senior at the beginning of this year if you are interested in checking it out.
As August approaches, so does the back to school season. I know these are uncertain times but something that helps me stay grounded is planning to whatever extent I can and keeping track of important dates and assignments. For that reason, I created The FREE College Planner Printable. I wanted to give you a full planner printable for you to use throughout this upcoming semester. The great thing about this planner is that it has everything you could possibly need whether you are taking classes online or on campus.