DIY: Organized College Binder
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This is my last year as an undergrad and I am excited to finally accomplish such a huge goal in life! Also to take a break from school and explore in the "real world." I would like to finish off this semester with a 4.0, but we will see how organized, and consistent I am. This year I wanted to shift my notebook style and folder style. Last year I had a 5 subject notebook and bought 3 folders to hold all of my papers. Although it was efficient, I didn't like the fact that I had to keep switching back and forth because my classes alternated. So I am taking it old school and using a binder to keep all 5 classes into one. I say this is old school because I haven't used a binder like this since high school!
Here is what is in my binder:
- Tab Dividers
I bought colorful ones with durable pockets to add my cover photo for each class and my syllabis. You are unable to label the tabs, but I like color coding to help me visually.
- Sheet Protectors
These are perfect for assigned readings that are needed for the week, your papers are protected from any wear and tear & they are affordable for a pack of 12.
- Line Paper
Perfect for taking notes for the classes, I divided the paper evenly amongst all of my classes. I can always refer back to it, and take it out if I need to review my notes without holding everything else.
- A calendar per class
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| from Sarah Titus Blog |
This calendar is from the "Sarah Titus" blog and I am so happy that they are free downloadable ones. You are welcome to customize your own, but with my school schedule and work schedule I don't have the time to create my own. This was very convenient. What I did was print each month out 5 times and divided them amongst each class I had. I then wrote down what is due for all classes. I felt that it was simpler to split all the classes instead of look at one calendar and be overwhelmed from all of the work that is needed to be completed. I do have a planner but I put my personal events in there. My planner is from bando.
To make this binder have a "touch" of Aysia. I created cover photos for each class. I am in love with geometric shapes and water colors at the moment. Here are a few of my class covers.
The background images are from Google, none of them had watermarks on them -- but whoever created them THEY ARE AWESOME!!
This is my DIY College Binder. Hopefully I stick with it and it helps me reach the 4.0 for my last semester. Do you have any DIY Organize Binders or School items that you would love to share?
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