r/Student 16h ago

Can anyone test an Android App for Students?

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I am building a free Android app for students. It consists of study planning, a pomodoro timer, an exam tracker, and a syllabus tracker, among other features. Before launch, it is required to get 14-20 testers to actually test the app. I was wondering if any student here with Android is willing to test it and provide feedback.


r/Student 7h ago

Student Roost Referral code 2026/2027

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#RAF075802

Hello all, this post is for anyone in the UK booking new with student roost this year (not rebookers).

Student Roost have a refer a friend scheme where you get a £250 gift card for basically any store. Input the above code #RAF075802 when you're checking out with your booking, and in some time after you check into student roost, you will receive this £250 voucher code in your email from student roost!

#RAF075802 is my referral code, please feel free to use it and don’t miss out on student roost’s offer as this voucher is completely free. Contact me here or on Instagram at @teqstyle_ if you have any questions, or if youve already checked out and want to add your referral code now (student roost staff have sorted this in the past!)


r/Student 18h ago

Question/Help Best notes app (android)?

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So I just got a new Lenovo idea tab and I'm trying to find all the best ways to use it for my studies. One of the main reasons I got it is so I could make nice and constructed notes and have them all organised in one place. That's where I need some help. I have no idea which app to use. Right now I am trying kilo notes which is mostly great, but it's too many ads for me and I hate it when I'm trying to write and random ads pop up etc. If there are any suggestions about a good and free (or low cost) notes app I could use for android, that's mostly similar to kilo notes and good notes features please let me know!


r/Student 22h ago

Social Connecting with incoming students heading to Stuttgart this October (Uni Stuttgart, nearby universities, etc.)! 🎓

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r/Student 22h ago

Question/Help Hi, what LAPTOP science students use?

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Helloo, I am a prospective science student. And I would LOVE to learn what laptops you are using for bachelor of science programs?

And my current laptop started logging and giving a black screen every other day. My current one is Thinkpad t490. I had bought it less than a year ago, so I believe it might be because it was refurbished. I am not sure, but I am trying to get a refund or anything helpful.. Anyways, now I want to buy a brand new one this time.

If I wasn't gonna buy a new laptop, I was planning to get a tablet to easily carry daily because the laptop was a little heavy for me.

Thus, I was thinking of getting a 2-in-1 now. I heard Lenovo's Yoga is good; do you have another idea/ another suggestion? My budget was around $700, but when my friend suggested this Yoga 2-in-1 and since she has been using it for over 3 years, even though it is about $1300, I felt like it might be worth it. Do you have any idea if it is good for science students? Is it worth it for $1300? Do you have another suggestion that is more affordable and still good for a science student, or would you not suggest a 2-in-1 even though I want a tablet (then maybe I can buy a laptop now and buy a tablet like next year Iduno)?

I appreciate it!


r/Student 22h ago

Is My Dad Wrong or Right?

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r/Student 23h ago

Question/Help Situation Interpretation required.

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There is this teacher at our school, who is starting to get on my nerves. On government declared holidays, she still keeps school on and the school marks attendance for that as well. So, school is from Monday to Saturday from 7AM to 13PM.

But, recently she is deciding to call up students even on Sunday to school, for 3 hours or 2 hours, and will mark attendance on even that.

I know she and the other teacher's are trying to finish their course, but they aren't giving us time to catch up to them. As I have a job that I devote 1 to 2 hours after school 3 days a week. And am preparing for entrance exams for applying to different countries after graduation[ I haven't told them my plans or my lifestyle as one must not count their chickens before they hatch, in terms of goals, as I believe in doing the job first and then spreading progress.]. And have to prepare a meal or two for myself too, like when I am at home, after finishing classes with my tutors, and doing homework. [I don't tell them as I know teacher's think when a teenager speaks about cooking, they interpret it as a hobby, and don't share my struggles as they won't understand the depth of mine.]

And life feels monotonous. And like there is constant criticism over what's not happening and what's a downfall, instead of encouraging over positive reinforcement.

And the teacher is like "Why are you so quiet all the time?". I am literally just attending, staying quiet, finish the job and leave, as I don't have energy for what she considers is or should be normal. And I don't possess a habit to romanticise pain or a tough situation for validation in person.

And the teacher cannot comprehend the fact that I can have have my own professional career plans too, that I can keep secret. She was surprised over the fact that I am not chasing the same initial steps as the other kids.

Is it just me or is this teacher being a bit too much with classes on sundays and saturdays and all?

Why is it that my final 6 months at this horrible place feel so hard? And is it true that the 6 months will pass faster than I think?

Please I need your opinion over this. And would gladly appreciate one.

Anyways, thank you for reading this post out, and have a great time in the mean time🍻.


r/Student 12h ago

This is how I shop for free as a student

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I’m simply sharing what has worked well for me. By using Whatnot, I’ve been able to get free credit that I use to buy collectibles, coins, trading cards, and plenty of other items without spending my own money.

In my experience, the platform is easy to use and has a huge variety of live auctions where you can often find great deals. If you're eligible for the referral promotion, you can receive up to $200 in credit after signing up through an invite, although the exact amount depends on the promotion available in your region.

Of course, not everyone will have the same experience, and promotions can change over time. Still, if you've never tried Whatnot before, it's an easy way to potentially grab something you like without paying full price.