Killer Apps for Studying

Today there are apps for everything. They can make life easier, cheaper, safer, and more fun. If you need help with taking notes, checking your knowledge, studying, you can use our selection of apps for students.

EssayShark

This is a paper writing app for students which can help you cope with all writing assignments. You post a task with a description, and a dedicated professional writer and editor perform it for you following all the academic requirements. You can choose a writer and chat with the ones you prefer after reading the reviews of other customers. You can edit the order details and set the deadline for the writer to accomplish it on time. The service uses the plagiarism check to make sure every essay is unique.

Revising the material

If you’re a fan of flashcards, you should check out StudyBlue, an app for students that creates sets of cards using relevant information from your course. You can also make reminders for self-testing.

Another useful review app is GoConqr. It provides resources for generating test worksheets, association cards, flashcards, notes, and quizzes and interacting and communicating with friends, classmates, or students from around the world. Alternatively, Exam Countdown (iOS) keeps a count of the days left until each of your exams.

Preparing for exams

Apps are also available today for exams like the MCAT, LSAT, GMAT, and GRE, which serve as part of the admissions process in many universities. BenchPrep uses functionality similar in style to social networks, allowing users to communicate with other applicants and view material to repeat with quizzes, notes, etc. You can also track your own learning progress in this app.

TCY Exam Prep (Android) is another exam prep app aimed at Indian and American business students. It contains resources for tests required for MBAs, bank exams, CAT, GRE, and GATE.

Making a bibliography

If you have ever spent hours poring over a lengthy bibliography, you know how much time it takes to make sure that all the necessary information is in its place in the proper form. EasyBib is a very useful application for students, capable of creating an academic reference to any book after scanning its barcode. Since bibliography rules vary depending on where you study, EasyBib suggests using MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. Simply scan the barcode or enter the book’s name, and, voilà, the link is ready!

Blinklist

Students always lack time and have to read tons of books. And reading a book from cover to cover can take hours or even days. This is where book summarization apps like Blinkist come to the rescue. It will help you with authentic summarized content and diving into different stories and their climaxes at a minimal cost. Not only does it save you invaluable time, but it provides the lessons you’ve been looking for. The text and audio summaries allow you to choose the format you want to use the content. You can read when you have time to sit down and relax or simply turn on the audio while driving or performing another task.