Why Do Students Need Resources and Link Lists?

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Being a student is centered around learning. Learning how to manage time, how to build up a financial nest egg, or simply how to acquire new friends. Luckily, today's world has got a great ever-present helper called the Internet. So in this article, we are going to help you choose the tastiest of the web resources for students that you will use to the fullest.

Basically, these links can teach everything, from managing the budget to quick ironing the shirt. Interested? Read on.

Resources about Everything in the World: the Top Links for Daily Usage

If you honestly think about your student life, you will probably remember moments when, as a helpless freshman, you asked Google 'how do I cook soup?'. If not, our congratulations: you are one of those one-in-a-million people who do not need help. However, the majority of students would consider it a treasure to have an easy-to-navigate website at their disposal when solving small problems on a daily basis.

Here is the list of the most user-friendly resources. Enjoy!

1.     Customwritings.com.

We all know how much strength it takes to write an authentic essay. For people who find writing tasks difficult there is a brilliant service that will provide unique content for a reasonable price and deliver it just on time.

2.     Top Universities.

This resource is for those who like to study. Everything on developing a career, promotions to study abroad, the latest and most important educational events, will come in handy to study-lovers and undergraduates. 

3.     Lifehacker

The best-rated all-around Lifehacker resource with the corresponding name includes everything a student might need when having nobody to ask. 

4.     BudgetBytes.

Yep, you may read it as 'bites', because its main concern is organizing snacks that are affordable even on a very tight budget. Useful, isn't it? As a usual student who is often time-deprived, but wants to eat yummy food, it is the 'life and death' type of question.

5.     The Penny Hoarder.

This place stores great advice on how to start a business, find an entry-level job, make a wise choice when you face a controversial financial decision. There is no service more convenient than The Penny Hoarder in terms of seeking career opportunities. If you dig deeper, you will also discover articles on home buying and debts, which are quite topical for students.

6.     Gumtree.com.

This one has no rival when you aim to swap second-hand goods and used textbooks, seek good services or a part-time job in the United Kingdom. The range of things is really wide, - you can purchase anything, whether it is a used computer or a piece of furniture for a dorm room. Services include tutoring, sewing trade, decor, caring about the lost pets, organizing parties, and much more.

7.     WiseBread.com.

Wise Bread is all about giving tips on how to live a high-quality life if you do not grow money on trees. Sections include managing finances, green living, careers, and life hacks for those who just began living an autonomous life.

8.     TED.com.

This resource is difficult to overestimate. Known and admired by people of different countries and social circles, it provides 'ideas worth spreading' in fields like science, design,  technology, medicine, art, living in society, starting up businesses, etc. There is no doubt, you will find it a great tool to awaken inspiration, become a more active citizen of the planet, and delve into the most topical issues.

9.     Futurelearn.com.

Another resource for expanding your knowledge of the most vital subjects on Earth. Unlike other similar sources, it provides not just short courses but also gives a chance to enroll in serious in-depth programs to earn academic accreditation or even get a degree. Supported by leading universities in the UK, Australia, United States, Norway (such as Royal Holloway University of London, Purdue University, and Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Future Learn will not let you remain indifferent!

10.  Grammarly.

This is a total 'must-have'. Created primarily for identifying and correcting the wrong grammatical structures and lexical mistakes, it will make your writing both better and faster. Through it can sometimes be too insisting on reducing the number of adverbs or inserting more articles, you should mind the aim of your text and think critically about Grammarly's advice. As for the rude rule-breaking, this tool rules!

11.  Sleepyti.me.

Lastly, we want to give a solution to the sleepless and those having troubled sleep. Students are suffering from this problem all around the world, so, in the end, something should be done about it.  A simple tool like this will tell you the exact amount of sleep you will get in case you go to bed right now. That is why we advise you to bookmark this link in your browser (at least, to be aware of how long you sleep and what can be improved about it).

As a wrap up, we want to encourage you to use these little helpers and continue this list with your own favorites that will make your student life brighter, better, and brimming with life!