Literally just woke up and saw that I was at 400 followers! Thank you so much for actually thinking my blog was worthy enough to be followed and by 400 of you to be exact! I know it may seem very little to some but it means alot to me.
To celebrate, I would like to do some blog rates.
RULES:
Reblog this post
Send an ask requesting a blog rate
No need to be following me
If your studyblr is a side blog state the name in your ask
If you have original content, also state it in your ask
Ill tag them as #tcs400 so you can blacklist the tag that if you dont want to see them.
FORMAT:
URL | idgi / nice / amazing / so much heart eyes / trade. now.
ICON | cute / pretty / I really like it / so beautiful / epitome of perfection
THEME | default / okay / messy / soo good / brb stealing
MOBILE THEME | okay / nice / wow I really like it / perfection
ORIGINAL CONTENT | good / pretty / beautiful / aesthetic / can you just take over my blog?
POSTS | they are alright / on point / really helpful / gonna just go and heart and reblog some of these..
FOLLOWING | no but ily and you’re doing a great job! / now i am! / how could i not be??
OVERALL | 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
Also, I would loveeee to do a “sleep over” ask session so I can get to know you guys better and just interact with more of you because I don’t feel as though I do.
Tell me about your day/week
Ask for my opinion on subject matters
Tell me something you enjoy doing
Tell me about your goals/achievements
Ask me random questions
Basically anything it doesn’t matter!!
This post may be a big flop but I don’t really mind. If you do participate, thank you so much <3
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Hi friends! Today I’ll be sharing with you a list of apps that I’ve found useful in my life as a student. I’m currently in my second week at community college and adjusting to that #collegelife. A lot of these apps are helpful for both high school and college students while some pertain to living on campus/ meeting new people. This is not a comprehensive list by any means, but I hope you find some new apps that may have some purpose for you!
Academic
Forest-
an app a lot of you probably already know about, forest allows you to set a timer for long you want to be productive and stay off your phone. In that time, a tree grows and is placed in your digital forest. If you go into another app during the time, however, the tree will die :(
Duolingo
- a well-known language learning app, duolingo is simple to use and focuses on words and sentence structure in your target language.
Memrise-
similar to duolingo, but has a larger database of words and generally more to it. try both out to see which you like more!
Quizlet-
a classic/ essential! create notecards and use a variety of methods to study them. my favorite part is that you can input your next test date and it will create a study plan for you and remind you to keep revising until you’ve mastered all the concepts.
I would also recommend downloading the app for whatever your school’s online learning platform is (if you use one). It’s so helpful to be able to quickly check what assignments you have due, check grades, and message your instructors right from your phone.
Health
Cronometer- a simple and very comprehensive food tracker that has every food you can think of and shows you every macro and micronutrient you’ve consumed. it is important to make sure you’re consuming the proper amount of nutrients and this is the only app i’ve found that is free and shows you everything. there is also a place to log your weight and other biometrics and see trends over time.
Lifesum- another food tracker that gives tips on how to be healthier. beautiful interface and easy to use, although more in depth features require a membership.
MC- my cycles is a period tracker that allows you to input your flow, symptoms, mood, and any medications to effectively track your period with a simple and beautiful interface.
Foodstand- a great app for tracking nutrition, fitness, and water intake goals. all you have to do is draw a checkmark on the screen every time you’ve taken a step towards your selected goal!
Stop, breathe, and think- a fantastic meditation app! Input how you are feeling mentally and physically and the app will generate a list of guided meditations for you to choose from.
Sworkit- strength, cardio, flexibility, and yoga workouts, many of which don’t require equipment and are dorm friendly. you can even customize your own workout with your favorite moves!
Waterminder- water and liquid tracker, there’s all there is to it!
LaLa Lunchbox- this app is geared towards little kids but it allows you to create a meal plan and put foods from each category into your “lunchbox” to create an easy and healthy meal. depending on what foods you select for the week, the app generates a shopping list as well! this is so important to me since i commute and there is nowhere on campus to buy food.
Sleep
Sleeptown- from the same developers as forest, you input your bedtime and wake up time and leave the app open while you sleep (your phone can be turned off). while you sleep, a building is constructed and added to your town. if you go to bed too late or go on your phone, the building is destroyed. it has an alarm in app and helps to develop a consistent sleep schedule.
Carrot Alarm- this app was KEY for me back when i had trouble waking up in the mornings. basically, the AI robot screams at you and forces you to perform certain tasks in order to turn the alarm off. I wouldn’t recommend if you live in a dorm unless your roommate is on board.
Sleep Time- a sleep tracker that monitors your breathing and movement to determine the best time to wake you up so you don’t feel groggy in the morning.
Social
Heyy- this is such a fun app for when you’re making connections with a ton of new people. Input any contact information and social medias into the app and when you meet someone, you select which information to share with them via airdrop. makes meeting new people so much easier!
Spaceteam- a fun game that requires multiple people to safely guide a spaceship through the galaxy. great for in the dorms when you and your friends want something silly to do, also great for making new friends!
1 Second Everyday- simply film one second of video everyday and the app compiles them into a single video so you can look back on all you did in the year.
Lifestyle
Productive- to do list and habit tracker with a simple and modern interface.
Thinglist- one list for all your tv shows, books, places, and other bucket list items.
Pinterest- find links and photos for studyspo, study tips, life hacks, style ideas, recipes, and sooo much more! you can organize them into “boards” so you can always find what you’re looking for.
Daily Budget- input your weekly income (or how much money you’ll allow yourself to spend in a week) and the app divides it among the days in the week. whenever you spend money the app deducts from that day (and the next if you spend too much) and any money you have left carries over to the next day.
Starbucks- the Starbucks app is great because it allows you to digitalize your gold card (spend $75 and get a free drink or food item) and gift cards, place mobile orders, and partake in challenges to earn more rewards.
Other
Youtube- pretty self-explanatory, but you can find so many tips for school, life, health, etc. on youtube!
Google Photos- free up phone space by automatically backing up all of your photos online.
Spotify- find and create playlists for any mood, including sleeping or studying. the free version works great but premium membership is only $5/month for students!
Netflix- obviously.
There you have it, the apps I can’t live without! I hope you find them helpful! Study hard!
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March 18, 2017 🌸
I guess it’s safe to say that I am a stressed potato😅 I haven’t been on studyblr in so long, but I’m back now ready to slay my APs and defeat procrastination 👊I’m also determined to get my sleep schedule back on track; i have been getting 3 hours of sleep for the past 4 months and taking naps right after school, so I can’t sleep the following night, and it’s just been this crazy, unhealthy perpetual cycle of sleep deprivation. Today has been a good morning though! I woke up at 7 and planned out my study plans for AP chemistry, AP euro, and AP lang. I’m more worried about AP chem, but I feel like if I follow through with my plan, I can score a 4 or maybe a 5. Is anyone else taking AP chem? How are you studying for it? And if anyone who has taken AP chem and scored well, how did you do it?
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