Top 8 Time Management Apps for College Students

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Focus Keeper

Are you constantly scrolling Instagram’s feed instead of completing the tasks? Focus Keeper will help you to concentrate on studying or work. This app is based on the concentration principle of the Pomorodo method. The idea is that you have to take 3-5- minute breaks every 25 minutes of work. Just turn on the timer and concentrate on your tasks. This app will boost your productivity and protect you from burnout.

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Habit

This app is for real fans of check-lists and habit trackers. If you have been looking for a couch that would help you form a new useful habit, then this application is perfect for you. Habit offers convenient customized motivational reminders and a cute interface. Besides, there is a function of depicting your habits in graphs. “You increased your reading speed by 30%!” is a splendid achievement. We would even share these results with friends.

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ProductiveApp.io

An easy-to-use and beautiful interface of Productive will fit perfectly for compiling lists of goals and tasks. The app offers you categories of tasks: effectiveness, hobby, study, etc. You can also create tasks on your own. Set the time you think you might need to accomplish this task, and the timer will control you. You will never forget important meetings or buying milk as Productive has a system of reminders.

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It’s vital for each student to keep the college agenda handy. Weeklie is a perfect app for adding your timetable and sharing it with others. You can highlight classes with different colors, add home tasks, attach files, set reminders and check out your achievements. Moreover, you don’t even have to unlock your screen to check the room of the next class.

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Any.DO

The minimalistic design and broad fascinating functionality turned this app in one of the most popular time management tools. You can review your plans both in the form of a list and in the calendar. Any.do conveniently synchronizes with your Google Calendar. You can add tasks with a deadline and then review your accomplishments within a day, a week or a month. When you add a new point you choose between a task and an event. Events are added to your calendar automatically. You can set a reminder and add a location.

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RescueTime

RescueTime application fully corresponds to its title. It offers three options: for your browser, desktop, and cellphone. However, we would recommend you to install all three of them for a better effect.

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Trello

It’s an extremely simple and convenient tool. In Trello, you can keep all your projects and work with teams. Everything is arranged in the form of boards. You can attach files, change templates and customize all the settings. One of the advantages of Trello is that you can see all the cards on the board and follow your progress. In addition to this, you can invite other students to this app and delegate some tasks to them if you work as a team.

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Offtime.app

If discipline is your weak point and you are sick and tired of reminders and notifications, try something drastic. Block your apps. OFFTIME allows you to block some of your apps and automatically sends messages to your friends saying that you are busy and will be available later. The app will also tell you if you use your phone too much. Basically, that’s a real strict couch that won’t let you the latest Instagram posts unless you complete your tasks.

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