Grubhub
With the Grubhub app, you will have access to the largest takeout selection in your area right from your phone and get what you’re craving delivered straight to your dorm. Whether you are in the mood for tacos, pizza or pad thai, Grubhub has got you covered.
DuoLingo
Want to learn a language? . If you want a foreign language credit but always have a full schedule, you may be able to dedicate your time outside of classes to the app and CLEP (College Level Examination Program) out of the foreign language!
EasyBib
Have you found yourself swamped with countless essays to write this semester? While there’s not an app to write the papers for you (at least not yet), there is one to automatically generate citations. EasyBib takes a picture of the ISBN/Barcode of the book and inputs the citation in MLA, APA or Chicago to your phone.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary
It definitely doesn’t hurt to have a dictionary conveniently tucked away in your back pocket (or purse…or backpack – wherever you keep your phone). When you’re reviewing a lecture or reading a text book and you stumble across a word you don’t understand, just take out your phone and look it up.
Self-control
If you are a procrastinator, or someone who is easily distracted, this app might be exactly what you’re looking for. This app actually works best on a laptop as it restricts your access to distracting websites for a designated amount of time.
Source link: https://www.society19.com/25-apps-every-college-student/
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