With so many apps currently available, Android devices have a very wide range of uses and can be incredible flexible, so it’s no surprise that Android devices can also be remarkably handy if you happen to be a college student.
In this article I’ll list the eight most essential apps to have if you’re a college student.
Aldiko Book Reader
My personal favorite ebook reader, not only does Aldiko Book Reader have a easy to use and comfortable interface, but if you happen to have a lot of ebooks on your Android device Aldiko makes it incredibly easy to browse through them all and find the one you’re looking for.
Aldiko also comes with its own ebook store with thousands of ebooks to choose from, and some of them are even free.
StudyDroid
If you’re accustomed to studying using flashcards then StudyDroid is the perfect app for you.
With StudyDroid you can choose to either create the flash cards online and then sync them to your Android device, or you can create them right on your Android device using a simple and intuitive interface.
Grammar Guide
The perfect app to help you improve your grammar, Grammar Guide gives you a huge list of helpful hints and guidelines to help improve your grammar.
Grammar Guide is also very simple and easy to use, with a interface that makes it easy to sort through all the references and grammar tips that are available.
Droid Scan
Never again will you have to worry about finding a scanner to scan your important work, Droid Scan allows you to scan any document using the camera in your Android device and converts it into a high quality PDF file.
Simply point your Android device’s camera at the document you’re wanting to scan, use Droid Scan to scan the document and then save it as a PDF file right on your Android device.
Mint.com Personal Finance
A really good app to have for keeping track of and managing your money, which is always important when you’re a college student.
With Mint you can track all of your finances and even set up charts and graphs to show where, when and how much money you’ve spent over time. Mint can also be used to set up a budget and organize your spending more wisely.
Evernote
Keeping notes has never been this easy, with Evernote you can create text notes, lists and even record voice notes, all with a simple and easy to use interface that makes writing down notes fast and simple.
Best of all, with Evernote you can sync all of your notes across every computer and device you own so you’ll never have to worry about losing your important notes again.
Wikidroid
Wikipedia is a valuable source of information, especially while studying. Now you can have all of that information in a convenient little app for your Android device.
Wikidroid provides you with a simple and clean interface that makes reading Wikipedia articles easy and straightforward. Wikidroid also gives you the ability to copy text from articles, and it even supports bookmarks.
Google Docs
The power of Google Docs, now on your Android device. With the Google Docs app you can create, view and edit PDFs, documents, spreadsheets and more all on your Android device.
The Google Docs app also has the nifty feature of allowing you to share your docs with anyone on your Android device’s contacts, which can be very effective when you need to send a doc to multiple people at once.
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