AP Notes

Blog dedicated to archiving resources and notes for a variety of AP classes. Check out my likes for non-ap resources.

[scholasticwhimsy]

Links to all of the AP US Government and Politics Review Posts

Review #1: Introduction

Review #2A: Constitutional Foundations of the United States Government –Constitutional Foundations

Review #2B: Constitutional Foundations of the United States Government –Federalism

Review #3: Beliefs and Behaviors about Government 

Review #4: Political Parties, Interest Groups, and Mass Media

Review #5A: Institutions of National Government- Congress

Review #5B: Institutions of National Government- Presidency

Review #5C: Institutions of National Government- Bureaucracy

Review #6: Public Policy

Review #7: Civil Rights and Liberties

Review #8: How to Handle the FRQs

Review #9: List of Major Court Cases

Review #10: Final Words and Best Wishes

[marquisdecat]

AP chem stuff. Sorry if I trigger flashbacks to the dark hours of studying for you all

[rocksareblue]

Most Important AP Chem Topics (In decreasing order of appearance):

Multiple Choice

Acids and Bases

Bonding

Solutions

Atomic Structure

Stoichiometry

Laboratory

Gases

Thermodynamics

Oxidation-Reduction

Phase Changes

Equilibrium

Kinetics

Nuclear Decay

Organic Chemistry

For Free Response

Acids and Bases

Electrochemistry

Thermodynamics

Laboratory

Bonding

Kinetics

Gas Laws

Atomic Structure

Stoichiometry

Solutions

Oxidatio-Reduction

Phase Changes

Nuclear Decay

Organic Chemistry

[ohbequietmadds]

AP CHEM REVIEW POWERPOINTS!!

Hey Chem kids taking the AP Chem Exam on Monday, or on the make-up day, here are some review powerpoints that go over the ENTIRE course and have practice questions & video links as well, they are very useful at least I think, and might help you study/review if you need it!! just click the links below (they are not mine, but a collaboration of multiple AP Chem teachers!)

PP1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_sFm6oYQJoMSFdRVGVGX1J3Tlk/view?usp=sharing

PP2: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_sFm6oYQJoMRVNxR3BtWGJkeGM/view?usp=sharing

PP3: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_sFm6oYQJoMZmV3QlNTd1lNTU0/view?usp=sharing

also hit me up if you need any help w concepts, I have a pretty good grasp of the entire course and it would be helpful for me as well!! If any of the links are broken let me know!

please reblog & share, especially if you know you have high school followers who might be struggling!

[apgovernmentnotes]

YouTube AP Government Review Videos

Listed below are the links to the YouTube videos my AP Government teacher in order to review for the AP Exam :) 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxQjAVEW-Ao

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrYH2drFNYs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ6_pbPmT6M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsPFdjFgAoU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp-ac7HL0PA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0J69td45x8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Es-YyfKGn6Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSWz7tfUEHE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vRsEMHqzDU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZEjQpb76tc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3JE3xRmtq4

Enjoy studying for you AP Exam and hope you guys will use these links well!! Pass them on if you know someone who is looking for links to use to help them study!

[intellectys]

So you’re taking ap us government & politics!! It can be a lot of work at times, but with some effort + dedication you’ll be doing well on the exam in no time. I’ve put together a few resources + a couple of tips which I’ve found useful that I hope will help you succeed!!

HOW I STUDY FOR GOVERNMENT

REVIEW BOOKS

barron’s- i did most of my revision from this hulking monster of a book. i created a revision plan and made notes on each chapter before compiling them into flashcards, although this method definitely doesn’t work for everyone!!

rea crash course- (this links to a free pdf of the book btw) tiny, but i love it. i read a chapter or so on the bus each day on the way home, or between my classes or whatever, and did a lot of annotating in it. super useful resource for when you need fast facts or just the basics, and it was very helpful in addition to my textbook when studying for tests!

STUDY STRATEGIES

detailed notes- i found notes to be the best way to study, and took notes from my textbook, the Barron’s book, and a stellar video series i found online. they’re my favourite method of revising + what I typically do before compiling info onto flashcards!

flashcards- i know they’re not everyone’s favourite, but i utterly adore flashcards. i broke mine down by topics (for the most part following the layout of the crash course book), and included key words. i love them for this class because they’re so versatile + easy to adapt!

quizlet sets- better than actual flashcards for simple vocab! i build oodles of quizlet sets to help me out. there’s a lot of straight memorization involved in government, and for things like knowing court cases i found quizlet sets to be particularly useful!!

graphics- because government is so interconnected, i found that diagrams and other graphics really helped me to learn the material. you can make flowcharts, colour coded venn diagrams, and if they work for you, then the more the better!! for instance, here’s my ‘branches of government’ chart :D

RESOURCES

VIDEOS

crash course us gov (so cute + helpful)

super informative videos (although a little boring, these were the ones i used most)

how to write an ap gov frq

3 hour ap gov review

supreme court cases for dummies

NOTES

links to ap us gov review posts by @scholasticwhimsy

MASSIVE review packet

vocabulary from apstudynotes.com

sparknotes gov + pol

branches of government diagram

QUIZZES & FLASHCARDS

flashcards by topic from varsity tutors

gov jeopardy!!! for fun with friends :D

very nice review quizzes

huge quizlet review set

nice court cases quizlet

OTHER

how 2 study politics + government by @studyei​

huge archive with notes, FRQs, and even practice tests

all released FRQs from the college board

pdf chart of court cases

TIPS!

know your court cases! sometimes they come up, sometimes they don’t, but they’re really helpful in the frqs and there’s no reason to lose points on easy court case questions in the multiple choice.

iron triangle!! just know it back to front, upside down, inside out, and doing yoga. the iron triangle is your friend!

plan! if you have a study plan from the outset, you’ll be better able to keep yourself on track and going exactly where you need to be.

get started early! gov is quite content heavy— although most of it’s just memorizing— so getting started in advance will really get you through everything you need to cover. Just keep working at it and you will get there.

focus + have confidence! sounds cheesy, but it’s true. Don’t give up on government and keep on working to the best of your ability.

[scholasticwhimsy]

Links to all of the AP US Government and Politics Review Posts

Review #1: Introduction

Review #2A: Constitutional Foundations of the United States Government –Constitutional Foundations

Review #2B: Constitutional Foundations of the United States Government –Federalism

Review #3: Beliefs and Behaviors about Government 

Review #4: Political Parties, Interest Groups, and Mass Media

Review #5A: Institutions of National Government- Congress

Review #5B: Institutions of National Government- Presidency

Review #5C: Institutions of National Government- Bureaucracy

Review #6: Public Policy

Review #7: Civil Rights and Liberties

Review #8: How to Handle the FRQs

Review #9: List of Major Court Cases

Review #10: Final Words and Best Wishes

[etudiance]

so i searched for a good masterpost of resources for chemistry and i guess i didn’t find one that fit my needs; thus, i have compiled for you a list of said resources! [ pretty much all of these are useful for normal chemistry too ]

general stuff

collegeboard website

printable periodic tables

periodic table of videos

web elements periodic table

the 9 best scientific study tips

online textbooks!! ( x , x , x , x , x , x )

videos

crash course

khanacademy

Tyler DeWitt

bozeman science

learn AP chemistry

chemguy

educreations

chemcollective

trivedichemistry

preparatory chemistry

online notes & more

ChemTeam

chemtutor

sparknotes

101 Science

science geek

chemcollective

course-notes

chemwiki

chemfiesta

gavirtuallearning

AP chemistry NMSI

studystack (flashcards)

chemmybear (+ flashcards)

general chemistry online

lab resources

sparknotes lab techniques

dartmouth college lab resources & info

analytical chemistry techniques

virtual chemistry experiments

subject specific

unit conversions

math skills

significant figures

stoichiometry

balancing equations

tumblr stuff

compound chem (x)

ap chemistry yo

study-well’s masterpost

litearature’s masterpost

more masterposts!

precalculus

algebra

AP world history

the pomodoro method

how to use sticky notes

how to use flashcards

the Everything Book

studyblr-ing

welcome to high school

what’s in a pencil case

tiny study spaces

 hope this was of help to you! keep shining like the star that you are, and remember to be awesome today!!!

-Aza

[studious-annabeth]

Aug 13, 2016 | Biology - Respiration notes

for those who requested for my biology notes, i’ll be posting in chapters!! :-)

[nothingadventured-nothinggained]

Yo yo AP Lang kids!

Made a master post of study stuff for AP Psych and people asked me to make more so here’s one for AP Lang!

101 key terms for the AP Lang test

Some hella cool flashcards

 How to survive the AP Language and Composition exam: a Prezi

A guide on how to annotate

A cool tumblr explaining english concepts with fandoms

Some fun songs for you:

AP English Pokerface

Rebecca Black- Friday (Parody- AP English)

Do the AP Way (Backstreet Boys)

[studying-and-organzing]

Everything You Need To Know About MLA Format

General Format:

8.5 x 11 inch paper

Double spaced

Times New Roman font

12 pt font

Only one space after each period

1 inch margins on all sides

Indent the first line of each paragraph by half an inch

Use a header that includes your last name and page number in the top right hand corner

The First Page:

In the upper left hand corner:

Your Name

Your Instructor’s Name

The Class Title

The Date (Day Month Year)

The title of your paper should be one double-space down and should not be bolded, italicized, or underlined

The beginning of your paper should start one double-space down from the title with the first line indented by half an inch

What to Italicize and Quote:

Book titles are italicized

Play titles are italicized

Poem titles have quotation marks

Article titles have quotation marks

Chapter titles have quotation marks

In-Text Citations:

When you know the author’s last name

(Last Name Page Number) or

(Last Name Paragraph or Line Number)

When you don’t know the author’s last name

(Book Title Page Number)

(Article Title Page Number)

Remember to italicize the book titles and put the article titles in quotation marks

Works Cited Page:

Begin your Works Cited page on a separate page at the end of your research paper. It should have the same one inch margins and header as the rest of your paper

Label the page “Works Cited” (do not italicize or put in quotations) on the top of the page and center it

Double space all citations but do not skip spaces between entries

Indent the second line of a citation by half an inch

List sources in alphabetical order

If the source has more than one author, the first given name appears in last name, first name format and the following authors appear in last name, first name format separated by commas. The last author’s name should be preceded by an “and”

Citing Print Sources:

Book or Poem:

Last Name, First Name. Title of Book or Poem. City of Publication: Publisher, Year of Publication. Print.

Magazine or Newspaper Article:

Last Name, First Name. “Title of Article.” Title of Periodical Day Month Year: pages. Print.

Journal Article:

Last Name, First Name. “Title of Article.” Title of Journal Volume.Issue (Year): pages. Print.

Citing Web Sources:

Whole Website:

Name of Site. Sponsor or Publisher, date of resource creation. Web. Date of access. 

Web Page or Web Article:

Last Name, First Name. “Title of Article.” Name of Site. Sponsor of Publisher, date of resource creation. Web. Date of access.

Online Journal Article:

Last Name, First Name. “Title of Article.” Title of Journal Volume.Issue (Year): pages. Web. Date of access. 

Note: Don’t forget to indent the second line in the citation. I did not indent the examples because the indents on tumblr mobile and tumblr desktop differ starkly and I figured this was probably the less confusing way to write the information needed for a citation (trust me)

Unknown Information in Citations:

If the author is unknown, begin citation with the title

If the publisher is unknown, write “n.p.” in its place (no quotation marks)

If the publishing date is unknown, write “n.d.” in its place (no quotation marks)

I hope this guide is as useful for me as it it for you!

[apnotes-blog1]

My scores for the AP tests. I did expect that 4s from APUSH and AP Lit, so I was glad to see that I did as well as I thought I had! I did better on AP Bio than expected, which is nice, but I do wish I did better. I'll just have to try harder next year and get only 4s and 5s! 👍

[apsurvivalguide]

Alrighty guys

So, as you may have noticed, May is right around the corner and quickly creeping up to us. 

And that means AP Tests. Oh boy.

I’ve got a few messages requesting some classes, so I am going to do a broad generalization for a few courses. 

AP SCIENCES

Whether it be chemistry or bio, remember not to get overwhelmed with the insane amount of info in your textbook. DO NOT REREAD CHAPTERS. Skim, read chapter summaries, look at chapter notes online (coursenotes is a great website for this). Rereading the book will over stress you and discourage you from your objective:

Get the big picture, focus on important details, and move on. We only have a week, so do NOT get caught up on these things. Watch Bozeman videos or Khan Academy. If you find you are spending 6 hours on a topic, thats your sign that you are taking too long. 

Also: get used to the multiple choice format (for bio kids) and learn how to skim/take notes on the test. Its ok to make your paper look crappy with tons of pencil marks. 

AP HISTORY

Again, do not forget the big picture– they like turning points, how events affected civilians and other countries around them, and comparisons. Get a few dates memorized so you can slap them on your test. It looks good on an FRQ. For DBQ’s my best advice is to try to get through the reading fast and jot down notes. These things will slow you down and suck up all your time, so use it wisely. 

AGAIN: Get the big picture, focus on important details, and move on.

AP MATH

Get used to the format. You may know the subject material really well, but that doesn’t mean much when their choice of words is abstract and confusing. Take FRQs. Practice multiple choice. Learn what graphs mean when relating them to other functions (I’m looking at you, derivatives!!). Master the ‘hint’ words like rates, average, accumulation etc that will help guide you on the test. 

AP LIT

LOOK AT THE QUESTIONS FIRST. They will reveal what the passages are about. Read fast, take notes, read it again. Answer some questions. If they take too long? Move on and the next question may help you answer your previous question. For essays, ADDRESS ALL PARTS OF THE PROMPT. That is extremely important. And for at least one passage, they will recommend that you use the given literary terms so USE IT AND EXPAND ON IT. Review some literary terms for some books you read during the year and then relax. You can’t really study for this test, just trust in your abilities and get used to the time limit. 

To all AP students: I wish you luck on your studying! Breathe, drink lots of water, and change environments. Sometimes studying in one place will suck out your soul. Reward yourself. Take small breaks. You can do this and will do this!

Now go study!

[redqueenofbookland]

Quick reminder to all my followers taking AP exams next week, make sure you know what time your AP exams are and what to bring! 

[darwinsgirlfriend]

AP PSYCHOLOGY

For those prepping for the AP Psychology test next Monday, May 2, here’s an outline covering some major topics. It’s a work-in-progress though, so you may see me adding more things on last minute. 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1r0ZVx-1z1lm4Fj1iVKVcsHNb2n5N8lZUiKXRNbfk_Ss/edit?usp=sharing Here’s a pdf of the crashcourse book!!! 250 pages, but very condensed. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Byxoof4V9z7lYmhKazctWXNRODg/view?usp=sharing And here’s a Barrons practice test online–it’s supposed to be pretty close to the real deal. http://www.barronsbooks.com/ap/psych/ap_psychology_2014.html

[sxudy]

surviving an ap class can be one of the hardest things to do in high school. i’m here to help you out! i’ll add some general tips at the end of the post.

sciences

biology crash course

bozeman podcasts (incredibly to the point and focused)

huuuuge review sheet

quizlet vocab (1013 terms!)

intro to the bio exam

final reviews (1) (2)

chemistry crash course

notes on all topics

more notes on everything

bozeman podcasts

anion/cation review quizlet

vocab quizlet

environmental science vocab

part 1 of a 6-part final review (all linked through that)

final review sheet

part 1 of a 2-part physics c review

mechanics review

mechanics equation quizlet

TONS of in-depth review

physics ½ cheat sheets

khanacademy review

physics 1 flashcards

physics 2 flashcards

arts

art history notes

khanacademy review

quizlet review

music theory flashcards

course notes

practice exams + tons of review notes

maths

calc ab must knows

cheat sheet

quizlet review

topic review

calc bc final review

cheat sheet

quizlet review

computer science review (part 1) (part 2)

quizlet vocab

stats cram packet

formulas

quizlet review

all languages

english lit course notes

vocab quizlet

review notes

course notes

english lang review

notes

vocab quizlet 

chinese lessons

how to ace the test

food + travel vocab

french lessons

quizlet vocab

acing the exam

spanish lessons

etymology

key vocab

latin review

handouts + powerpoints

nouns

japanese lessons

review

kanji

italian lessons

a teacher on quizlet with extensive ap italian review

german lessons

review

all vocab

history + social sciences

comparative gov + politics quizlet

study guide

this teacher tells you what to study

european history study notes

resources

interactive studying!!!

videos made by an ap euro teacher

human geography quizlet

more interactive studying!!!

macroecon 10 concepts to know

study guide

even more interactive studying!!!

microecon quizlet

so much interactive studying!!!

study notes

psych resource masterpost by my fave

extensive vocab

us gov + politics study notes

resources

tons of vocab

crash course

us history study guides

resource masterpost

crash course

world history masterpost of resources also by my fave

vocab

course notes

general advice

if you made it down here: good job that was a lot of scrolling

do not procrastinate! time management skills are so key to doing well. start a bullet journal (my tag) (sareena’s masterpost), start a studyblr (sareena’s masterpost), and just learn how to schedule your time well (sareena’s masterpost)

get good sleep. i looove sleepyti.me because i always wake up so alert.

take notes. if you don’t think you need to, do it anyway.

and, most importantly, take care of yourself. you can’t do well (or anything) if you’re not drinking water, eating, and sleeping. put your needs first.

[sundayscholar-deactivated201704]

[stuudytips]

studygene:

Compilation of several master posts, resources, tips, and outside resources; will be updated regularly (or as often as a new master post hits my dashboard) - Tulip

Study Tips

Effective Study Routines for Intensive Classes by @study-strive

50 things to do between your study breaks by @junniestudies

Feynman’s Technique by @varsitystudent

How to create a study guide that actually helps by @strive-for-da-best

Different ways to study by @joolshallie

Study Methods by @kimmstudies​

Study like a boss by @wannabesurgicalgod​

How to earn more a’s: tips from an honors student by @abs-studies​

A complete guide to studying (well) by @scholarlysquad

Study Tips Tag Master-Post by @study-early​

Guide to last minute studying by @med-school-musings​

Things NOT to do while studying by @hexaneandheels​

Scientifically proven study tips by @swankiegrades​

Memory Tips by @brain-exercise​

Steps to get straight A’s by @strive-for-da-best​

Things top students do by @study-studymore-studyhard​

Achieving your full academic potential: Things to Avoid Doing by @portiastudies

No bull shit study guide by @studying-queen​

Revision tips by @stationery-enthusiast​

Some study tips by @quilavastudy​

Learning how to study by @study-well​

How to learn by @studygene​

Revising by @simply-study

Do’s and don’ts of a good study environment  by @etudias

10 best study habits by @moleskinestudies

How to avoid distractions while you revise by @examgradebooster

How to start studying by @studylou

Studying for the lazy by @etymologi

 Exams

“Oh god, it’s the night before the exam and I didn’t study” guide by @renaistudying​

How to mentally prepare yourself for a test by @eruditicn​

Exam tips by @kimmstudies​

MCAT study schedules by @premedtomd​

Tips to help you study for exams by @examgradebooster​

How to study for a test by @tbhstudying​

5 Tips for during an exam by @collegerefs​

Overcoming Testing Anxiety by @staedtlers-and-stabilos​

How to study for an exam by @chemistrynerd2020​

10 Study tips Exams/Finals by @asianstudent​

A complete exam study guide by @strive-for-da-best​

How to remember everything for a test: 3 day plan by @getstudyblr​

Exam Prep Tips by @brbimstudying​

What to do the night before the exam by @beautifullearning

Study tips for exams by @highlighteurs

Note Taking

Lecture Notes by @caesarstudies​

How to take lecture notes by @studyquirk​

Useful symbols @ abbreviations for faster lecture note taking by @studyquirk​

When to use flashcards, mind maps, tables, etc. by @academicsandthearts​

The art of highlighting by @studygene​

Tips for Taking Efficient Notes in Class by @hexaneandheels​

A visual learner’s guide to textbook note taking by @studybug​

How I take notes by @darlingrachel​

5 Tips for Mindmapping by @howtostudyquick​

10 Tips for good note taking in lecture by @study-well​

Getting the most of lectures by @strive-for-da-best​

How to mind map by @study-nsp​

Guide to mind maps by @study-well​

Advice on note taking and studying by @studygene​

Note taking by @collegetothestars

How to take notes from a textbook by @elkstudies

How I format and use flashcards by @illolita

How I take notes by @acollegegirlsays

How I make revision notes by @raistudy

Procrastination, Time Management, Motivation, Goals

The Procastinator’s Guide to Procrastination by @pythgaoras​

How to not fall behind in class by @studying-forever​

How to get motivated to study by @premedtomd​

Focusing on long term goals by @studybuzz​

Unconventional methods to beat procrastination by @hcmoeconomicus​

3 ways to set study goals + goal setting tips by @abs-studies

How to manage time effectively by @studygene​

Productivity: A masterpost by @effortanderudition​

Get motivated to study by @studyforyourself​

How to defeat procrastination by @hexaneandheels​

Developing self-discipline by @algorhythmn​

Focus & Motivation by @katsdesk

How to: motivation by @izzystudies​

21 tips on becoming the most productive person you know by @studying-towards-success​

How to stop procrastination and get more done by @abstractedcollective

How to stop procrastinating by @ashleigh-studies

Apps, Websites, etc.

27 flashcard apps & websites by @sarahedwardssheffieldthings​

Helpful Apps by @studypeaks

Helpful Apps by @gracelearns

App Masterpost by @studiyng

…another “masterpost” of apps by @studygene

There’s an app for that by @studygene

Apps for disorganized and/or ADHD students by @studiix

Planning and to-do apps by @fuckstudy

Education by Years

General

Tips that will make your school year easier by @warmvanillabookworm​

Study Tips for the lazy student: back to school / part 2 by @collegetothestars​

Staying calm at school by @gryhffindors

Back to school advice by @jessastudy

IGCSE Resources by @areistotle

School supplies by @areistotle

What to do when school gets hard (for the first time) by @howtomusicmajor

School survival guide by @pythgaoras

Surviving A Levels by @cafetivity

Middle & High School (includes AP resources)

The high school series by @studygene

How to survive high school by @anicetum​

AP Testing by @katsdesk​

AP Chemistry by @etudiance

AP Environmental Science Vocabulary by @prince-peter-pan

AP Psychology Study Stuff by @thisplacethatiknow

College Interviews Masterpost by @brain-exercise​

Advanced Placement Study Resources by @thebe-wellblog

Higher Education (College, Grad School, etc.)

How to write emails to your professor by @studygene

The no bull shit guide to college by @studypops​

15 things I wish I knew before college

How to survive in college by @lilypotterr

How to write an abstract by @hayley-studies​

Essentials of doing well in college by @a-level-study-spo

College Survival Masterpost by  @college-campuses

Scholarships: A beginner’s guide by @collegerefs​

The Ultimate College Masterpost by @tisaybitch​

Applying to Grad School - Application Tips by @caffeinatedcraziness​

No to low stress college study strategy by @plannerdy​

Free MCAT resources by  @thecraftypremed​

Uni study tips by @lawbabe

College masterpost by @notquitenightingale​

Studying in college by @studygene​

Massive College Masterpost by @heyiwantyoutostay

Student Loans by @studysthesia

Financial Aid by @studysthesia

College Packing by @studysthesia

Subjects

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM)

How I study for science by @hideandstudy

How to study for biology by @premedtomd

How to study biology

Study tips for biology

Survival 101 in: Organic Chemistry by @chemistrynerd2020​

How to study calculus by @studygene

How to study general chemistry by @studygene

Guide to general lab write up by @studygene​

Surviving lab classes by @caffeinatedcraziness​

How to read (science) journal articles by @caffeinatedcraziness​

How to succeed in hard science classes by @caffeinatedcraziness​

Tips for success in math class by @abs-studies

Precalculus by @etudiance

Geometry by @etudiance

Astrology masterpost by @witchbxbe

Coding Online by @perksofengineering

Geography by @learnal

7+1 tips for coding by @catsandcode

Ultimate science masterpost by @annie-tomy

Physics by @areistotle

Humanities: Literature, Psychology, History, Sociology, Art, etc.

Art Masterpost by @mindpalacestudy

How to analyze historical sources by @rewritign​

English Literature Masterpost by @englishlit-chic​

English Literature by @areistotle​

Proofreading tips by  @civilisedstudies​

How to write an essay by @sciencescribbles​

Helpful Resources for Writers by @redeadpool​

A guide to vocabulary by @acdemic​

How to expand your vocabulary by @study-star​

Philosophy Masterpost by @getstudyblr

Philosophy by @areistotle

Amazing Literature Masterpost by @fairystudent

History masterpost by @iamerudite

Annotating effectively by @hideandstudy

How to annotate by @fabulous-and-flawed

Teach yourself psychology and neuroscience by @tobeagenius

The Ultimate English Masterpost by @areistotle

Literary devices by @studie-s

3 Tips from my English Teacher on Writing an Essay by @67study

Public Presentations and Speaking

How to public speaking by @studyari

5 tips for public speaking by @lizzylearns

How to rock public speaking by @liaragoals

Public speaking and presentations master post + advice by @studygoalsaf

How to give a good presentation by @strive-for-da-best

Languages

Helpful websites to learn languages by @les-langues-sont-ma-vie

How to study/learn any language by @collegemania

How to self-study languages by @e-tudiante

French Resource List by @openstudynotes

Self-studying Korean by @somestudy​

Studying Japanese: Resources by @fuckstudy​

Italian Masterpost  by @studybowie

Learning Foreign Languages by @a-pprendre

Arabic Language Masterpost by @rockinspired 

French Resource Masterlist by @nathalliastudies

Spanish Resources by @notquitenightingale

Korean Learning Language Masterpost by @study-mochi

The Arabic Alphabet by @stndying

Masterpost of Language MOOCs by @wonderful-language-sounds

Chinese Resources by @brbimstudying

Health & Self-Care

Mental Health & Self-Care

Avoiding burnouts by @acdemic

How to study with a mental illness by @haleystudies

15 facts about people with concealed anxiety by @caughtthefox​

Tips on how to feel better and look better by @contourkits​

Tips on Self Care & Motivation by @collegetothestars​

Panic/Anxiety Attack Breathing Technique

Sleep? Sleep. by @studygene

A self-care master post to help you get through school by @effortanderudition​

Stress Reduction by @mindpalacestudy​

Self care cheat sheet by @jwstudying

Study and mental health by @getstudyblr

Keeping a balanced life by @hideandstudy​

Dealing with stress & anxiety by @studygene​

Coping with mental health by @overstudies

Self Help Masterpost by @recovery-saved-me

Soothe yourself by @areistotle

Keep calm by @studyiung

Sleep easy by @sundaystudent

Balancing sleep and education by @brbimstudying

Food

Good for u 5 min study snacks by @universityandme

Healthy eating for students by @raineydaystudies​

Feed your brain by @studybowie​

Broke College Kid Masterpost to Food by @actuallypronounced-yee-ro​

Feed yo’ brain by @studylou

Stay sated while you’re motivated by @areistotle

Growing Up

How to Get a Job Fast As Hell by @thechronicleofshe​

The education system won’t really be teaching you important shit like this…

Dealing with Worst Case Scenario by @lilypotterr​

How to become an adult cheat sheet by @lilypotterr​

Job hunting advice by @harryjamcs​

Strong words to use on a resume by @ladyhinata​

Preparing for the future by @studysthesia​

How to keep a clean home by @oyepg

Music

Classical pieces you’ve probably heard but might not remember the name by @preciousnugget

Diving into classical music by @violaboss

Study Music Masterpost by @cutestudystuff​

8Tracks Playlists masterpost by @studyli​

Harry Potter ambient noise master list by @ambient-mixer​

Study sounds. by @acdemic

White Noise/Ambient Sounds for study by @amelialearns​

Press play and let’s study! by @getstudyblr​

Studying ft. soundtracks by @studygene​

Music master post by @studyaim

Hogwarts study playlist by @cozycoffees

Other Masterposts

Printable masterpost by @studiyng

Favorite masterposts by @studybudyblr

Printables Masterpost by @studie-s

A master post of master posts by @iridescentstudy

Massive masterpost by @annie-tomy​

How to studyblr on a budget by @studygene​

The ultimate masterpost by @67study