What are the practical websites for studying in the United States?

This is an Internet age, and the field of student resources is full of rich information about anything. Here you can learn things that your parents never taught you (or you were not interested in learning at that time), such as how to budget your money, how to arrange your bank overdraft, and how to iron clothes without leaving an iron pattern. In short, all the student resources you may need can be found online.

The following is a classified list of useful student websites and online resources, which will help to make students' lives easier from the first day. Contains some necessary websites, cooking websites and so on. What are you waiting for? Let's have a look.

First, the necessary website for life

1.LifeHacker.co.uk

LifeHacker aims to help users get rid of life in the modern world. Popular labels are production, money and DIY.

2.MentalFloss.com

Although MentalFloss is essentially a time-wasting student website, it is suitable for learning interesting facts from all over the world, covering food, culture and science. Admittedly, its main function may be to help you spend money, but you should still learn something.

3.UnplugTheTV.com

This student resource provides an interesting random video on scientific topics, not TV (unfortunately, it's all about learning) and so on.

4.Sleepyti.me

This website tells you the best time to sleep. If you have to sleep within a certain time, it is a very useful tool in students' life. Considering the normal sleep cycle, if you feel sleepy in the morning, Sleepyti.me can help.

5.KeepMeOut.com

If you plan to leave social media while studying, please use KeepMeOut to block some distracting websites.

Second, educational websites.

6.UReddit.com

You may have heard of Reddit, but have you heard of Uredit? There are courses and courses created by the public on UReddit, which can help users learn languages, scientific principles and even PHP programming.

7.EdX.org

Edx is one of the world's leading large-scale open online course platforms. Anyone who wants to learn can get a large open online course (MOOCW) for free. Other major OCW providers include Coursera.org, Udacity.com and AcademicEarth.org.

Third, cooking websites.

8.StudentRecipes.com

To be precise, the jar says that there are 4,000 quick and simple recipes for student meals in StudentRecipes.com.

9.Recipepuppy.com

RecipePuppy allows you to search for recipes based on ingredients already in your home. The lazy students rejoiced.

10.Instructables.com

If you like to make and modify things yourself, this is one of the most useful online student resources. You can learn everything from how to make spaghetti ice cream to how to repair broken shelves.

Fourth, health websites.

1 1. final healthy food guide

When you feel nervous, stressed or sick, this guide will be a life-saving straw for the whole student life. No matter what your illness is, please visit this resource to learn what food you should eat to enhance your immunity and vitality.

12.WebMD.com

WebMD allows you to use the symptom checker to check your current health. Although this resource is good for incurable diseases, it can't replace the knowledge of real doctors-if you are really worried, you can go offline and visit the health center of your university.

13.NHS.uk

The national health service website provides information about various diseases, conditions, diseases and treatments. The website also provides comprehensive information about sexual health.

14.DontPassItOn.co.uk

DontPassItOn provides free chlamydia and gonorrhea test kits for British citizens aged 16-24.

15.ASHASexualHealth.org

Provide sexual health counseling and resources for Americans.

Verb (short for verb) Shopping and selling websites.

16.Ebay.com

Mature consumer-to-consumer website Yi Bei allows you to buy, sell or auction anything, including clothing, electronic equipment and antiques. If your student budget needs to be increased or you want to find some bargains, it can come in handy.

17.TheBookPond.com

Book Pond allows you to sell old academic textbooks, or buy other textbooks needed by students who are going to pass the exam.

18.Amazon.com

Amazon sells everything in the sun, including books, e-books and textbooks you may need. However, its critics say it is harmful to independent bookstores, so you may want to consider using your local store instead of always shopping online.

19.Gumtree.com

Gumtree promotes jobs, second-hand goods, real estate and services for people all over Britain. If you are a student in the UK, this may be a good place to look for part-time job opportunities, find accommodation, sell things you no longer need, and even exchange goods or skills.

20.Craigslist.com

Gumtree, the global version of Craigslist, is very large in the United States, with many branches in cities/regions, so you can find a house nearby.

2 1.Freecycle.org

This online platform allows you to give up what you don't want or get what others are giving up. Convenient furniture and general gadgets.

Sixth, save money website.

22.Groupon.com

Groupon offers daily benefits, such as spa days, fine restaurants and city tours. This is not a place that is completely suitable for the main points of students' lives, but it may be a good way to be kind to yourself at the end of the stress exam.

23.MoneySavingExpert.com

MoneySavingExpert provides all the advice from cheap flights to the best bank interest rate to help your student budget expand further.

24.Mint.com

Mint can be used for free. It can help you organize your finances and track your expenses.

25.MyVoucherCodes.co.uk

MyVoucherCodes offers coupons and discounts to many retail stores and restaurants in the UK. If you are in America, RetailMeNot is where you want to go.

26.UniDays.com

UniDays is just one of many student websites that offer discounts. It lists thousands of student discounts and offers around the world. It can be added for free or as an application.

27.WiseBread.com

WiseBread is committed to living under a tight budget, whether you are a student or want to make more money for your money. It offers advice on everything from debt management to growing your own fruits and vegetables.

VII. Other related websites

28. Poems of Genius.com.

Lit Genius, a branch of rap genius, is a place where scholars form a community to interpret poetry and literature, whether classical or modern. This is a very useful resource for students majoring in English literature.

29.TED.com

TED has made thought-provoking speeches at events around the world, with the theme of technology, entertainment and design-but it actually covers all aspects of human experience. You can find videos of all these lectures on the TED website. They are another good procrastination device, but you can also find some inspiration for your next article.

30.Wikipedia.org

Although your tutor will tell you never to refer to Wikipedia's homework, the co-edited encyclopedia project may be a very useful tool to study your homework or project at an early stage.

3 1.Bartleby.com

Classical literature, poetry, non-fiction and reference materials are published free of charge in Batbie.

32.Gutenberg.org

Similarly, Gutenberg plans to provide free online access to expired texts, and so far, it has digitized more than 56,000 texts.

33.TopUniversities.com

Finally, don't forget to check all the student resources in TopUniversities.com, including blog communities, student forums, university rankings, national guides, course guides and suggestions on all aspects of student life, from scholarships to overseas study and career planning.