15 Android Apps For Students: BenchPrep BenchPrep refers to an interactive course library where you can get entire graduate and professional exam study material. It also has practice questions, flashcards, in-app purchases and comprises 600 study lessons. The app is available for free on iOS and Android devices. Evernote Evernote is a must try app. The app helps you sync all your stuff including text, audio, photo, video — to an online account. This helps you ensure that you’re always connected with resources to study. The app is available for free for college students but the premium version which is quite useful comes at $5 a month or $45 a year. StudyBlue Flashcards You will agree that flashcards are surely an effective way to memorize information, but it’s a cumbersome job to make them. However, with StudyBlue, you can use text, pictures and audio to create the perfect stack of (digital) flashcards. You can even search the huge database to use someone elses. RealCalc Scientific Calculator You can use RealCalc for serious computing and the app surely is a perfect substitute if you want to go calculator-free. The app is available for free for Android devices. However, you need to $3.49. to procure a heavy-duty upgrade. EasyBib You can use EasyBib to generate citations in MLA, APA and Chicago style by just scanning the book’s bar code or entering its title. The app also allows to easily email and export the bibliographies to yourself. The app is available for free for iOS and Android devices. Wolfram Alpha The Wolfram Alpha reference app uses its supercomputing Cloud to immediately produce answers from thermodynamics to baseball. It is available for $2.99 for iOS and Android devices. Dictionary Mobile Here comes Dictionarys quick and user-friendly mobile app having above two million definitions, synonyms and antonyms. The app is available for free for iOS and Android devices. Babylon Babylon offers complete dictionary results and translations for dozens of languages with pasteboard grouping and access to more than 1,500 glossaries in 75 languages. iBabylon is available for free for iOS, but the Babylon Translator is available for free for Android. Studious Now, you can avoid interrupting your class with the help of Studious. After you enter your class schedule in it, Studious will silence your device during those hours. It is available for free for Android but the upgrade to Studious+ is available for $1.99 to bypass the ads. Circle of 6 An app for those, who feel uncomfortable during dark— or even inside the campus! The app helps you remain safe as it connects you to six trusted contacts from wherever you go. Its a fast and prudent way to remain secure. The app is available for free for iOS and Android devices. Skype It’s time for video interviews all over the globe. Microsofts Skype provides a reliable way to get connected with distant family and friends through text, voice and — of course — video. The app is available for free for iOS and Android devices. LinkedIn LinkedIn and all its features are available on the web, but here in the form of an app it comes for free for iOS and Android devices. Twitter Now there’s an app for Twitter to help you keep in the loop in both the academic and social aspects of your life. You can even be asked to participate in class discussions using Twitter. The app is available for free for iOS and Android devices. Sworkit There are numerous things you can do in a college and exercising isnt certainly one of them. Sworkits allows you to choose your exercise time allotment in increments of five-minute— starting at the very low threshold of five minutes. The app is available for free for iOS and Android devices, but comes with advanced features and costs $0.99 for iOS and Android. Mint Losing touch of your expenses? Books. Tuition. Food, now you can use Mint as a web and mobile app to keep track of your spending. It’s available for free for iOS and Android devices.
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