<p>What do you prefer from the following sets when it comes to college?:</p>
<p>(a) Spiral Notebooks/Composition Notebooks OR Binders
(b) Pens OR Pencils
(c) Post it Notes OR Index Cards</p>
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<p>For me:
(a) Spiral Notebooks
(b) Pens
(c) Post it Notes</p>
<p>We’re the same! haha</p>
<p>(a) Spiral Notebooks
(b) Pens - I don’t like pencils; only mechanical pencils but only for math classes.
(c) Post it Notes</p>
<p>a) Cheap spiral notebooks, reinforced with duct tape.
b) Pens for everything, generally .7 mm or smaller.
c) Index cards.</p>
<p>a) 5 Subject Spiral Notebook
b) Pens (mainly because I can barely read my own writing and pens seem easier to read than pencils) I like the ones that have a gel like area at the bottom where you fingers go, otherwise I get blisters after writing for some reason ;-x
c) Neither</p>
<ul>
<li><p>Spiral Notebooks (actually Circa, which combines both… but if I have to choose between spiral and binders, the space the spiral saves wins)</p></li>
<li><p>Pens (except in math related classes, then mechanical pencils)</p></li>
<li><p>Both (I cannot choose between post-its and index cards as they serve separate purposes for me… Post-its for reminders and quick notes, like phone numbers and whatnot, and cards for flashcards and to-go reference notes/outlines)</p></li>
</ul>
<p>(a) Spiral Notebooks
(b) Pens (because I hate smuding; I even use[d] pens in math throughout high school)
(c) Post-it Notes (as they are relevant for marking up books, which I hate writing in)</p>
<p>Spiral notebooks and pens.</p>
<p>I don’t use Post-Its or index cards.</p>
<p>A) Composition notebook for english classes (spirals get annoying when you start bumping them) and spirals for everything else
B) Pens except for math and then its a mechanical pencil
C) Post-it-Notes</p>
<p>spiral notebooks
pens
index cards (but i rarely use them)</p>
<p>a) spiral notebooks
b) pencils
c) post-it notes</p>
<p>a) binders
b) pens
c) I hate both…but I guess I prefer sticky notes</p>
<p>a) Spiral Notebooks.
Binders never work with me, and they always get broken leaving papers and whatnot everywhere.</p>
<p>b) Mechanical Pencils
I don’t know, but my handwriting gets 3x more sloppy when writing with pens.</p>
<p>c) God, neither. I despise index cards. I can never keep them in a single place all together and they are messy. I hated when hs classes required them.</p>
<p>a) Spiral notebooks</p>
<p>b) Good pens</p>
<p>c) Neither</p>
<p>a) Mead Five Star notebooks.
b) Pencils. I hate writing in pen.
c) Neither.</p>
<p>(a) Spiral Notebooks, not a fan of composition and I’ve always hated binders
(b) Pencils, I actually prefer pens because I’m a lefty so pencils smudge when I write but as an engineering student I’ve ended using pencils more often
(c) Post it Notes OR Index Cards…hmmm I hardly use either</p>
<p>a) Spiral artist sketchbooks. Thick paper and no lines is nice for notes.
b) Pens. Pencils are for children. I’ve occasionally taken engineering tests using a pen just to show off.
c) Neither. Both are in my desk somewhere but I rarely use them.</p>
<p>A) Binders. I’m surprised by the number of posters who bother with cheap notebooks. Not only are binders reusable, lose-leaf paper is much cheaper than notebooks. My binders serve as both a notebook and an effective organizational tool for each class. Super economical. No notebooks, no folders, all reusable! </p>
<p>B) Pens, I have a very quick hand, felt tipped pens seem to keep my penmenship beautiful whereas ball-point pens look typically boyish. </p>
<p>C) I really don’t use index cards. Rarely I use post-it-notes for things like “GET MILK” hehe.</p>
<p>^^ Binders are bulky, and pages can’t be inserted without making a ton of noise.</p>
<p>I love this thread, this is exactly what I have been debating with myself all day lol</p>
<p>^^ Sorry I’m an engineer. Was that sarcasm?</p>
<p>I really want to open a thread about what kind of pen do you use and why…but I might be the only one who has that fetish.</p>