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I take my pencil case, lines post it notes and A4 notepad with dividers to uni.

Pencil case:
4 black pens.
4 pencils.
I have stabilo fine liners and stabilo fibre. (10 pack each)
Staedtler ball point 10 pack pens.
Folding ruler.
Rubber.
Sharper.

A4 notepad with dividers.
I usually print out my lecture slides (6 per page, double sided) so it's not too bad. Then I make notes in notepad. I usually write what slide number it and what lecture number it is so I don't get confused. I honestly don't think folders are necessary for my course, it's just extra weight for me to carry considering I commute.

At home I have a lot of stationery, I have Staedtler fine liners and fibre (10 and 20 pack). I have a lot of lined post it notes.

Last year in staples, they had paper mate 10 pens pack in black ink and another one with red/green in it too. I brought like 20 packets for 50p each. So I still have 8 pens left over = 80 pens. For 50p each, can't complian considering it's 50p each.

The image I attached I brought for 90p each in Sainsburys.

That's pretty awesome value for money!!

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Airmed

I have a Livescribe pen from DSA, which means I use this special pen with these special notebooks, and so I can upload my handwritten notes to my laptop.

So I have 4 notebooks, A4 size, one for each module I am taking this year.

I also have numerous notepads for 'notes on the go', as I like to call it, or for essay prep.

I have enough pens, of all different colours and brands, to cover my uni. Bit of an exaggeration, but I have 2 pencil cases stuffed with them.

Fountain pen when I am feeling fancy. :u:

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username1292215

Dividers are love dividers are life. Also I get that blue refill pad from the Ryman all the time,because the lines are much smaller.

I have 2 folders for English,1 folder for History, 1 for Politics and 1 folders for Geography. i use 1 highlighter for each subject well thats the rule I use atleast, and I have a pukka pad with 5 dividers reserved for neat notes to make for mocks.

Going to try flashcards for Geography and English

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Reply 23

Arianax

Original post by Gingerbread101

That's pretty awesome value for money!!

I agree! 😁 I always do my stationery shopping in September mainly because of the sales etc!

Reply 24

Light Venom

Im using this BAD BOY. I always use it as a ruler even during exams. they allow me to use it but they tell me to turn it fully off so im not cheating.

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Jor64

I just take a pen, notebook and lever arch file with dividers.

I use Anki (spaced learning revision card software) and a whiteboard so that I can teach my parents a topic - these are my two revision techniques.

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Roshany

Original post by PlayerBB

These are the best, I used them in A-levels to write some hard/long words I need to memorise in biology and wrote all the chemical reaction in A-level chemistry, also those difficult math equations for integration or differentiation. I've actually either put them on the window or on my desk so they're always infront of me haha!