Do you want to know how did other international students manage their educational life? What did they do if they felt like giving up because of too many exams. Check their advice and the apps used by them.

I need some educational apps which can help me with my studies

TEDx Talks and TED-Ed (free): TEDx Talks events are organized by passionate individuals who seek to uncover new ideas and to share the latest research in their local areas that spark conversations in their communities. TEDx events include live speakers and recorded TED Talks, and are organized independently under a free license granted by TED. TED-Ed is an online   courses storage. The subject of these courses are: arts, business, economics, design, engeneering, technology, health, language and literature, mathematics, philosophy, religion, psychology, social studies, teaching, learning. It is a free app.

Another learning app for courses is Lynda. Topics: software development, web development, photography, business, design. With subscription fee.

Udemy is a “learn on demand” website and app with hundreds of courses. You have to pay for the courses.

Khan Academy provides free online courses: math, science, computing, arts, computing, language, economy.

Coursera (free and paid): offers courses and certifications. It is free, if you don’t want to receive any certificate at the end of the courses. Courses include just about anything you could want to learn, ranging from AI, Neural Learning, and computer science in general over business degrees all the way to humanities and social studies. There's even a section dedicated to personal development, and there are many smaller, more compact courses that aren't as intense as actual college classes, like photography basics or an introduction to Android app development.

Headspace (free): uses exercises in breathing, meditation, and awareness to strengthen your mind and build up resistance against stress and anxiety.

Learning to improve your mental health through concerted effort. It will have a massively positive effect on your ability to seize the day and achieve your goals.

Headspace uses exercises of breathing, meditation, and awareness to strengthen your mind and build up resistance against stress and anxiety. Learning to improve your mental health through concerted effort. It will have a massively positive effect on your ability to seize the day and achieve your goals.  It is complitely free.

Blinkist (free): Blinkist’s goal is to give you key ideas of nonfiction books in 15 mins. They also offer the ability to read this content offline.

EdX (free): if you got this app on your phone, nothing will stop you from achieving your dreams. edX brings universities to your fingertips. No matter what you need to learn, edX will be there for you every step of the way. You can learn everything under the sun and above from edX. There are more than 2000 courses of top universities in edX such as computer science, business studies, linguistics, engineering, and many more. Free online courses from Harvard, MIT and more teachers.

Applications recommended by upper year students:

Mega: provides user-controlled encrypted cloud storage and chat through standard web browsers, together with dedicated apps for mobile devices. End-to-end user-encrypted Mega video chat allows  total privacy, and has been available through browser since 2016. It has been extended to our mobile app, with chat history accessible across multiple devices. Users can also easily add files to a chat from their Mega cloud drive.
Mega offers a generous 50 GB free storage for all registered users with bonus achievements, and offers paid plans with much higher limits.

Toogl (free): time tracker

Studytracker

Dropbox (free): document sharing application

myHomework Student Planner (free): myHomework is a digital student planner that lets you track your classes, homework, tests and projects so you never forget an assignment again.

Penultimate (free): a handwriting app made by EverNote, allowing users to write with a digital pen and upload the work to any device. 

Evernote app (free): The app's biggest selling point is the ability to sync your notes across all devices, meaning you can type on your tablet and then access all your lecture notes on your laptop when it's essay time. Once they're saved, you can search for any word that appears in the text.

Soundnote app (free): as you're taking notes, Soundnote is busy recording whatever is being said around you (not in a creepy way) and syncing the two. Once you're done, you can simply tap a word and it will take you to that point in the recording!

Office lens (free): If you take a picture of something from a certain an angle, the app will align and edit the image to appear as though it's directly in front of you. If you're ok with this kind of black magic, Office Lens is ideal for situations when you've been cast to the edge of the room.

StudyBlue (free): Allows users to upload class study materials, create electronic flashcards to study and share with others, and practice quizzes.

GoConqr (free): Access great learning resources like Mind Maps, Flashcards, Quizzes, Slides and Notes, or use the GoConqr app for social learning and connect and collaborate with friends, classmates and learners in Groups.
Quizlet (free): flashcards, games, studytools

Kahoot (free): game-based learning platform

Duolingo (free): language learning app for Hungarian language too

Could you help me with your advices 

We collected from upper year students a couple of advices:

1. Start studying from the first day of the university.
2. Ask the upper year students, which exams are the most important, and your focus should be on them.
3. Ask which are those exams, from which if you fail, you can't continue the following semester.
4. Take notes during the lessons.
5. Live close to the university.
6. Failing is normal, don't let it discourage you. (Try again. Fail again. Fail better )
7. Get your student ID card and residence permit as soon as possibile.
8. Make flashcards from your notes.
9. Be organized from the beginning.
10. Make as many friends as you can. Use all the interfaces and possibilities to meet them and ask their contact details for the future.
11. Ask for the dropbox and drive links of the materials from upper year students.

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