If you're a college student and you need to email your professor, put the course number and/or title and other important information in the email subject. #Daily #Students #Hacks

On websites like sparknotes, Cheggs, or other websites requiring limiting what you can see with an account, you can press f12, click on the pop up or blurring that’s blocking the answers, and remove it by pressing Delete. #Daily #Students #Hacks

If you want to score more in exams, make your own study pattern rather than copying your class topper’s way of studying. Because their study routine is their own, it is decided by factors like that individual’s time for comprehension, availability of time, level of knowledge, and so on. All this might not be the same for you, so make your own. And one thing to point out is, instead of writing 2 to 3 pm chemistry revision, just write 1-hour chemistry revision. This pattern would be easier to follow as it doesn’t give you any particular time to do it. #Daily #Students #Hacks

If you're having trouble memorizing equations and/or models for an exam, sketch them out on the top of your exam paper when testing begins to use as reference later. #Daily #Students #Hacks

If you absolutely must file bankruptcy, refinance your student loans so that they can be forgiven. #Daily #Students #Hacks

As a college student, put all of your change and singles into a piggy bank. This makes good emergency money as you save up. #Daily #Students #Hacks

Take a few days to yourself with a spreadsheet app (e.g., MS Excel, Google Sheets). The uses are endless for school, the office, life, and other people will think you're a wizard. #Daily #Students #Hacks

You can “flip” the numbers when solving for a percentage, which sometimes makes it easier to find the answer. For instance: 10% of 50 is the same as 50% of 10, 29% of 100 is the same as 100% of 29, and so on. #Daily #Students #Hacks

Don't cite Wikipedia articles, but do use their sources. #Daily #Students #Hacks

When studying for exams, try teaching the material to someone else. It reinforces your understanding and helps you identify areas that need more work. Plus, you get to help out a friend! Have you tried this method before? How did it work for you? #Daily #Students #Hacks

Don't hesitate to seek help from teachers, tutors, or classmates if you're struggling with a subject. Asking questions is a sign of initiative. #Daily #Students #Hacks

If youre a college student, check to see if your school has an exchange program. If they do, you can attend a school overseas for the cost of your university tuition. It can be cheaper to live overseas in a dorm, even with airfare, than living in a US dormitory. #Daily #Students #Hacks