1) Get a small board, some glue, and 4 sticky note packs. Glue the sticky notes to your board. (You could write To Do at the top of the board.) Tada! To Do list! Just write on the sticky Notes and peel them off when they're done!

2) Leave the first 2-5 (depending on the size of your notebook) pages blank, so that you can write a table of contents. I recommend also numbering the pages.

3) Write your notes in blue ink, it will be easier to remember.

4) Color-code your notebooks by using a marker or highlighter to color the top corner.

5) If you're a few words away from the required word count, add a few more words on the bottom in white text. Don't do this for a big chunk of words, and make sure it doesn't give a new page. Do at your own risk!

6) If your essay it's TOO long, replace some of the spaces with white dashes between your words. Again, do at your own risk!

7) Another way to make your essay physically longer, find all the period and commas and change them to size 14 (not 12) Use at your own risk!

8) Use a dishwashing rack for your desk, you can organize all your folders and pencils.

9) Use Google Scholar (scholar.google.com) for better educational resources.

10) Use a picture frame for a whiteboard.

11) To remember the digits of pi, count the letters of each word in this sentence: "May I have a large container of coffee"

12) Use hand sanitizer instead of deodorant because hand sanitizer kills the smelly bacteria.

13) If you get sharpie stains on your hand, use nail polish remover and a cotton ball.

14) If you get "effect" and "affect" mixed up, use "impact" instead.

15) Grape juices can cure migraines!

16) Turn airplane mode on your phone so you don't get distracted while doing your homework or studying.

17) Writing things down has the memory equivalent of reading it 7 times.

18) Use a picture frame as a whiteboard.

19) Add a couple teabags to your gym locker to stop it from stinking up.

20) Blow on your thumb before a speech to calm you down.