If you’re like most students, there’s a good chance that you’re overwhelmed with studies, social life, and responsibilities. However, there’s something you can do to help take a load off. With the help of these 20 iPhone apps, you can streamline information, social engagements, assignments, and more.

Fun & Social Interaction

Take a load off by putting these iPhone applications to work.

1. Facebook: Facebook is a social lifeline for many students, and this iPhone application will help you stay connected. Use the app to send messages to friends, check out events, and stay in the loop.
2. Twitteriffic: If you’re addicted to Twitter, you already know that it’s hard to keep up when you’re not at your computer. This app will allow you to stay on top of all of your Twitter friends from anywhere you are.
3. MySpace: Similar to Facebook, the MySpace iPhone app will help keep you in the social loop. Use this app to post comments, read bulletins, and more.
4. Drunk-Dial: This app is a great tool for mixing drinks, even when you’re working with a limited bar. Just input all of the alcohol, mixers, and accessories you have on hand, and Drunk-Dial will help you find a drink you can make.

Organization

Students have a lot of things to keep track of, so make use of these apps that will help you keep it all together.

1. Evernote: This extremely popular note app is cherished by students and working folk alike. Keep everything together with this iPhone app that takes notes and more.
2. iiBlueSky: It’s not always easy to keep track of all the ideas you have floating around in your head, so use this mind mapping tool to organize your thoughts on the go.
3. 30Boxes: As a student, your schedule is bound to be packed with classes, meetings, parties, and study time. Use this calendar app to stay on top of your schedule so you don’t miss a thing.

Studying

Although most people think of the iPhone as a fun gadget, the truth is it holds a lot of potential as a studying tool, as evidenced by these applications.

1. VocabWiz SAT Vocabulary: Improve your vocabulary and study for the SAT using this iPhone app. It’s handy enough that you can pick it up while waiting for class to start.
2. gFlash+: Make crunch time just a bit easier with the help of this application. You can create, download, and study flashcards using this gFlash+.
3. Stanza: You can read a variety of books, including academic ones, on your iPhone with this reader.
4. Classics: This app makes the classics of literature available on your iPhone, so you can skip your trip to the bookstore or library.
5. Graphing Calculator: Don’t go out and buy a fancy graphing calculator. You can make your iPhone double as a graphing calculator with this app.
6. EngLits: EngLits offers study guides for a variety of reading assignments, all available on your iPhone. This app is especially useful for a quick study before an exam.
7. Talking Phrasebooks: Talking Phrasebooks will make it easy for you to get commonly used foreign language translations on the go.

Brain Exercises

Keep your brain in tip top shape by making use of these iPhone applications.

1. IQ-Test: How smart are you? Take this test to evaluate your IQ and exercise your brain.
2. PopMath: Are you terrible at math? Improve your math skills with this game that helps you practice basic math.

Reference

It’s amazing the amount of useful information you can keep in your iPhone. Just check out these applications to see what kind of reference material you can have on hand at all times.

1. The Chemical Touch: Keep the periodic table of elements hand on your iPhone using this app.
2. World Countries: With World Countries, you’ll be able to have information about world countries close at hand.
3. Wikipanion: Wikipanion allows you to have Wikipedia on hand at all times, so you’ll have a living dictionary available to you.
4. Google Earth: Download this app to your iPhone, and you’ll have a great geography reference wherever you go.

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