Snezana Vulgarakis

Do you like scary movies? Things are about to get spooky. Whether you're planning a Halloween movie marathon, getting your friends together for a movie night, or just in the mood for something scary after class, there's nothing like a good horror movie that keeps everyone on the edge of their seats.

A college dorm room may look small, but it can hold a surprising amount of value in personal belongings. There’s the laptop your student uses for classes, their phone and tablet, clothes, shoes, textbooks, headphones, a bike, and all the other things they bring from home or buy along the way. Maybe the laptop costs $1,000. The phone was another $800. The bike is $600. Add hundreds more for clothing, school supplies, appliances, and other college essentials, and the total can add up quickly.

College students rely on their phones, tablets, and laptops for just about everything, including studying. The right study apps can make things a little easier by helping you organize your notes, create flashcards, stay focused, improve your writing, or prepare for exams. To help you find the ones worth using, here are some of the best study apps for college students.

If you're in the market for a new laptop for college, you're probably wondering which one is worth buying. Should you get the latest MacBook Air or the more affordable MacBook Neo? Is a Windows laptop a better choice? Or maybe you need a 2-in-1 laptop, a larger display, or simply the best all-around option.