Best sites for the college student

Here is a list of the 10 most useful websites for college students:

Update: View more college websites on our student resources page.

1. Chegg - Not only can Chegg save you hundreds of dollars by renting your textbooks, they have other useful tools on their site like course reviews, homework help, and a class schedule builder.



2. FinAid.org - This site has every possible thing you ever need to know about financial aid and paying for college. Easily the top resource on the web on the subject.



3. StudyBlue - StudyBlue is used to study and prepare for exams (and better yet, actually learn and remember the material). With StudyBlue you can create digital flashcards and use them with their free mobile app, making it great for studying on the go.



4. Wikipedia Collaborative encyclopedia under a Wiki platform.



5. Koofers - A nice collection of college tools: test banks full of past exams, lecture notes and study guides, professor ratings, flashcard maker, class schedule generator, and grade distribution data.



6. Reddit - News site where the stories are chosen by community members rather than editors.



7. RateMyProfessors - Scope out new professors for the upcoming semester and rate and review the ones you just had. A comprehensive site with tons of reviews.



8. Del.icio.us Social bookmarking.



9. YouTube video sharing.



10. Facebook Social networking for college.

Looking to kill some time and make a little cash?

Sites like CashCrate and IPSOS are looking for college students to get paid for taking online surveys.