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Hi all! Recently I’ve come across some collections of resources grouped into masterlists that cater to subject-specific audiences. These audiences range from expecting parents and emerging high-schoolers to art teachers and college students. For example, an art masterlist might include resources on how to draw form and links to websites discussing color theory. This article is a masterlist devoted to college students and their varying needs, split up into eight main categories as follows: english/essay-writing, math/science, studying/testing, job/work, home, finances, health, and emergency/safety. The titles under each category are links to different websites, apps, study guides, formula sheets, how-to’s, printables, and handouts full of useful information.
The masterlists I’ve used as inspiration for this one are usually thorough but non-exhaustive, which is the format I aimed to mirror in this one. In the plight of finals season, I hope this list offers some help.
English/Essay-Writing:
Transition and connective words for essay writing
Editing and proofreading handout
A word processor for when you can’t remember a specific word
Math/Science:
Math study guides(Algebra to Calculus)
Basic STATS formulas cheat sheet
CHEM – interactive periodic table
Studying/Testing:
Comprehensive list of helpful websites, apps and extensions for students:
List of educational Youtube channels organized by subject
List of study skills/methods & more resources
Some unconventional but try-worthy study methods:
Educated guessing strategies for multiple-choice tests
Free online printable daily planner PDF in colors blue, pink, white, and yellow
Job/Work:
Writing a resume with no experience
What to expect at a job interview & how to prepare for it
Home:
Questions to ask before renting an apartment
Comprehensive cleaning guide(mold, stains, grease etc.)
List of low-maintenance indoor plants
How to care for household plants
Finances:
All-around best app for budgeting as a student
Website to buy new & used cheap books
Harris Teeter college rewards VIC-card sign up
How to choose a health insurance plan
Options to make therapy more affordable
Discounts your student ID can get you
Health:
List of cost-friendly recipes for college students
List cost-friendly recipes for college students
Recipe generator for ingredients you already have
What to eat when sick(mentally or physically)
How to prevent/treat a hangover
Meditation app with self-care guidance
Emergency/Safety:
What to keep in your car in case of an emergency
What to do after a car accident:
