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Best Websites for College Students

From all aspects of College life, here are some of the best websites beneficial to college students:

Social Networking and Blogging

  • facebook - A site that started just for college networking; many believe a facebook account is a must have for college students. There's also a lot of facebook apps perfect for college.

  • AlumWire - A career network for college students and alumni.

  • LiveJournal - A social network revolved around journals and blogs.

  • MySpace - Still a big player in the College scene, though many agree facebook is the social network of choice among college students.

  • Xanga - Free blog host.

Classroom Tools

  • Stu.dicio.us - Student organizer and social note taking tool where students can manage schedules, to-do lists, grades, notes and files.

  • Notely - Calender, courses, notes, bookmarks, contacts, to-do lists and uploading all in one place.

  • Gradefix - Homework task manager that organizes and prioritizes your assignments. The perfect app for the slacker or the scholar.

  • MyNoteIt - An online note taking tool for students.

  • Notecentric - Store and share notes online.

  • Ratemyprofessors.com - Rate professors, and check out prospective ones.

  • Pick-A-Prof - Check out a professor's ratings, reviews and grade histories.

Online Apps

  • CollegeWikis - College specific wikis where users can ask questions and share answers with other students at their school.

  • Box.net - Online file storage and sharing.

  • MyDataBus - 5 GB of free storage for your photos, videos, music and other files. Also has facebook integration.

  • Del.icio.us - Social Bookmarking: An easy way to bookmark your favorite sites online. In college you'll be using more than one computer, and this tool enables you to keep all your bookmarks in one place.

  • flickr - Photo sharing and hosting.

Financial Aid

Textbooks

Buying and Selling

  • Dorm Item - College Classifieds search engine and RSS feeds.

  • eBay - Huge online auction site. Great way to sell your stuff.

  • Amazon - World's biggest online retailer. Another good place to buy your textbooks.

  • Craigslist - Free online local classifieds with a huge user base.

College News, Tips and Advice

  • CampusGrotto - A College Blog covering Top College News Stories.

  • HackCollege - A life hacking site dedicated to college students.

  • IvyGate Blog - An edgy Blog providing Ivy League news and gossip.

Research

  • Wikipedia - Online Encyclopedia. Its use as a cited source has been questioned as of late. However, Wikipedia is a good tool for looking up information fast.

  • Yahoo! Answers - Find and share information by asking and answering questions.

  • AnswerU - Similar to Yahoo Answers, but for College.

  • Scholar.com - A social bookmark site for scholarly research and educational links.

Finances

Design and Fashion

  • College Fashion - Gives tips and trends on fashion for students. Hey, we have to look the part, right?

  • DormDelicious - Ideas and suggestions on dorm decor.

Humor

College Sports

  • ESPN - Our favorite sports network.

  • CSTV - A network dedicated just to college sports.
 
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