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Campus resources and staff can help you adjust to college life, but these apps for college students in 2020 can provide extra support.
Did you know there are a lot of apps—including study apps, mindfulness apps, and productivity apps—that can help international students get the most out of college?
While campus resources and staff are there to help you adjust, for extra support, we have put together a list of the best apps for college students in 2020. Get out your phone, open the app store, and check out a few of our favorite language learning apps, study apps, communication apps, and more for international students.
Language learning apps
DuoLingo
Want to improve your language skills? DuoLingo is a free app that helps you practice different languages. Download this app to study and translate more than 20 popular languages. You will be able to communicate with people from around the world, or right across the hall.
LearnEnglish Grammar
Is it there, their, or they’re? Find out with this free English grammar learning app. LearnEnglish Grammar has thousands of questions to help you practice your grammar skills. With more than 600 questions in each level, this useful tool can help international students make sense of English grammar rules.
Memrise: Language Learning
Play games, learn languages! Memrise is a language app that makes language learning a game through interactive quizzes, chatbots, and object identification.
Study apps and note-taking apps
EasyBib
If you are worried about how to cite your sources when writing essays or research papers, there is now an app that can help. EasyBib converts the ISBN or barcode of a book to a perfectly formatted citation. All you have to do is email the citation to yourself and then include it in your research paper, essay, or project.
Evernote
Have you ever misplaced your notes? (No judgment, we’ve all done it.) If so, check out the Evernote app, which keeps your notes in order and lets you access them from anywhere. You can add checklists, links, and attachments, too. The free version lets you sync your notes across two devices, or you can get the paid version of the tool to view your notes on any device.
Google Drive and G Suite
With G Suite you can create documents, spreadsheets, and slideshows. Then, you can use Google Drive to organize and store them all online so you can access them from anywhere. Never go to class without your homework again!
Quizlet
Are you a visual learner? If you learn better by looking at pictures, Quizletcould be a great resource for you. You can create your own quiz set or practice with ones that other students have made.
Productivity apps
Freedom
It is easy to get distracted when you are supposed to be studying. But if you use Freedom, this productivity app will block you from accessing websites for a set period of time. Use it when you need to focus.
Polite
This clever productivity app silences your phone for you when you are in class, so you will not have any distractions or accidentally interrupt your professor. Just enter your class schedule and Polite will automatically silence your phone when class is in session.
Todoist
Organize your entire life—or at least your assignments—with Todoist. This handy productivity app lets you make checklists for everything. (You can even make lists inside your lists.) If you are working on a group project, Todoist also lets you share your lists so everyone can collaborate and stay on track.
Trello
You can organize tasks and projects with this productivity app. Trello lets you visualize everything you need to do on cards. Move your cards from list to list and keep track of your progress. You can access it wherever you are, on either your phone or desktop.
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