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Bullet Journal Spread Ideas for High School, College, University Students

By Sylvia | Mommy Over Work · This post may contain affiliate links, marked with *

Ah, college life. The time where you learn how to adult, aka being responsible for your studies while still making time to have a little fun.

Can’t really speak from experience to guide you on the latter because I was a sheltered, nerdy kid, but for keeping up with school, I have these perfect spread ideas for your bullet journal for university and college.

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collage of school bullet journal spread ideas for high school and college students including study tracker and class schedule.
via @focusign  |  @breeeberry

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Jump to:
  • Recommended resources
  • Schedule timetable
  • Timetable and assignments
  • Homework assignment and exams log
  • Semester overview
  • Bullet journal attendance tracker
  • Class notes
  • Essay plan
  • Study plan
  • Study tracker
  • Grade tracker
  • University degree plan and course overview
  • End of semester motivation
  • Conclusion

Recommended resources

  • Japanese graph paper notebook* perfect for notetaking
  • Throwback to elementary school days and the teacher rewards chart stickers* because you can never be too old for stickers
  • Comprehensive bullet journaling roadmap* with printable bujo pages

Or check out the best bullet journal buys, as recommended by the most popular bullet journalists online.

Schedule timetable

Of course, you’ll want to keep a copy of your class schedule. It’s also helpful to log your instructor’s name and contact info, so you can schedule to meet during office hours if needed. (via Life is Messy and Brilliant)

Timetable and assignments

Having your class schedule in calendex form and list of assignments side by side helps you quickly see when major assignments are due. (via Pin source)

Homework assignment and exams log

If the list of assignments and exams is rather lengthy, you can drop the class (j/k), or make a dedicated spread like this to make sure you don’t miss on any of your deadlines. (via @fickle_fern)

Semester overview

In future log fashion, you can set up the semester overview with mini monthly calendars at top, then add the appropriate assignment and quiz or exam dates underneath. Color coding with Zebra mildliners* or pretty planner stickers will help you see what kind of event or task it is. (via @bujo.diaries)

Bullet journal attendance tracker

Going to class is one of the many things you can track in your bullet journal. Hopefully you don’t have many red absences and green tardies. (via @tinyrayofsunshine)

What better way to motivate you to go to class than to fill the spots with school stickers*?

Class notes

If you can make math look as pretty as this with your hand lettering, I’m pretty confident you will do well in your studies. Even I would want to learn about convergence and divergence in math by this simple yet beautiful minimalist bullet journal page. (via @studyquill)

Essay plan

For those lengthier assignments, it’s good to outline the main points you want to talk about in your paper before you begin writing. (via Pin image)

Study plan

And applying this same kind of planning ahead will help you tremendously during exam time, so you’re not pulling all-nighters. (via @breeeberry)

Study tracker

And because you’re going to be so diligent with your studying, you might as well track it. (via @focusign)

Grade tracker

You’ll also want to keep up with your grades throughout the semester, so having them in a handy spread like this will be easy for you to reference. (via Pin image)

University degree plan and course overview

To ensure you're making progress on your degree by taking the necessary coursework, including your major and any minors or certificates, keep a list like this. (via The Organized Brain)

End of semester motivation

Doesn’t hurt to have a spread like this to give you reasons to push through to the end of the semester and through your finals. Bullet journal doodles are the way to go for visual motivation. (via @plantosucceed)

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Conclusion

A college bullet journal will keep you organized with your classes, coursework, and exams and get those straight A’s.


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