17 Must Have Bullet Journal Pages For School (2024)

Before we get into all the study pages, you probably will need a packing page, especially if you’re off to college.

You really don’t want to take too much to forget some of the things you might need later. So be sure to create a packing list and sleep safely, knowing all is in order.

I love this one; as you can see, it's a very simple spread to set up yo, and it can really be so very helpful.

Start your study journal from a semester log – a school take on afuture log.

Add the months for your semester, pretty much like you would when creating a future log, and leave the space under each one to write all the deadlines, assignments, and so on.

Having a bird’s eye view of your semester will definitely help you stay organized and not miss any critical deadlines.

Another fun way to create a semester overview; I love that this one also has a class schedule right next to it.

Since you need to write down your class schedule anyways, why not do it in your Bullet Journal?

Besides, I’m a firm believer that writing things down, especially in a pretty way (yes I’m a girly girl sometimes, but you know it’s true!) makes it more pleasant to follow with the plan or schedule.

I love that this one is stationery themed; I think it’s very suitable for a school schedule. Plus the color coding really add up to making i more easy to understand.

Another fun way, and this time you don't need to add tons of lines and use a ruler, that is apparently my arch nemesys because I always do my best not to use one.

Especially when you’re in college, it’s essential to keep track of what courses you’re taking and what you have to take to graduate according to plan.

At least according to the USA education system the way I understand it.

I also like the idea of using sticky notes for information that changes during the year, like your grades.

As my study years taught me, the key to successful studying is being accountable and tracking your progress. Without that, you never know how far you’ve gone and if you are going fast enough.

There are many options for study trackers – you can track how many days you study or how many hours a day. Choose the best way for you!

I personally have a limited amount of hours to study (I’m not a student anymore, but I love to keep learning just for myself), so I only need to track that I remember to do it every day.

You want to be sure you’re completely ready and have everything prepared for the new year. So be sure to create a list of all the supplies you need, all the books.

This will also help you to budget better.

Make it all business, or create a fun doodly one.

Here is a good example on how to create a shopping list with all the essentials and have fun doing it as well! Only I imagine you'd probably have more things on the list.

Speaking of preparing for the new semester of school – it could be very useful to list everything you have to do for that big moment.

Supplies, your study journal setup, any beauty procedures you need to do, plus all the important school things – course registrations, figure out where are the new classes going to be.

This is a fun example of how you can make an interesting and functional list with just a few extra decoration ideas like that divider and washi tape.

Sometimes studying can be very hard, and it becomes nearly impossible to push yourself to keep up. I know.

So, why not use your Bullet Journal to stay motivated?

Make a spread about why you study and what it will help you to achieve. Or (as I was doing in my student years), just think of all the great things you’ll be doing once the pressure is off and sweet, sweet vacation time begins!

I love the idea of having lots of fun planned for after the exam times! This always keeps me motivated!

A good tip to make studying more fun and also help you to learn your lessons better is to create beautiful study notes! My first study notes were a mish-mash of ununderstandable scribbles, so in the end, it was kind of a wasted time, to be honest.

But as I continued making them, I also learned that if you spend extra time rewriting it all in an organized fashion – you’ll be able to remember it all better and have a great info sheet to return to when you need to review the materials.

These look amazing and I absolutely adore these little color accents and the use of a brush pen for the header.

Planning is a key to success in pretty much everything.

Try to plan your studies as well. Allocate special days to studying certain subjects.

Having a plan is half of the success. And having a weekly more generic plan will be a good start to help you start planning things out.

An assignment calendar (like the one below) is a GREAT way to always know what assignments are due and when.

That way you have enough time to prepare in advance and not pull all-nighters the last few days before (yes yes student Masha I’m looking at you!).

It also helps you to always keep in mind the looming deadlines and change your study schedule accordingly.

Another fun way to track your assignments is to create a Kanban board. I love this idea, and you can make good use of your sticky notes with this idea.

I know when I started college, attendance became a bit of an issue. I didn’t track it, and with the sudden freedom I got, I must say I probably did miss more classes than I should’ve.

When I was in college, attendance didn’t really matter that much, but I know in other countries, you have to visit a certain amount of classes to be able to qualify for taking the exams and passing.

So before the freedom of adult life hits you, be sure you have a way to track your attendance so you don’t get in trouble later on.

It's actually a perfect combination of trackers, and I love that she added some color coding to it as well to make it more visual.

Exams sound sooo scary, don’t they? And that’s usually the main reason why we start studying so late.

Ok, well, I’m not talking about everyone, I guess I mean mostly myself haha.

But a good start is to make a prep spread like this.

Staying productive during the school year is very important! And these days, there are just way too many distractions and productivity killers.

I recommend using a productivity tracker to stay on track and rock those study goals.

This is a super fun spread, and as you can see, it works not just for study but for all different other types of tasks as well, like work or hobbies.

Of course, you must have a spread with your exam schedule. So let’s make a fun one!

I absolutely adore this idea, where you color one more number with each passed exam. It’s definitely an extra satisfaction to color them out, as well as a motivation to see you have fewer and fewer exams to worry about.

Can’t but love this spread, mainly because it has my favorite Zebra Mildliners, which are so very perfect for notetaking.

As I remember my school years, finances were always a bit tight, and I had to be pretty picky about how I spent my money.

The best way to get the most out of your money and don’t overspend is, of course, by tracking your expenses and regulating them accordingly.

While doing so, you’ll be able to see interesting patterns in your spending and adjust them, so you save up more and not waste money on some completely unnecessary things.

This is an example of my monthly finances tracker, but you can always customize it for your school's needs.

When you’re a college student paying off your student loans is definitely something that is always at the back of the month. And it’s never too early to start thinking about that.

Here is an awesome, simple, and functional page that can help you to get on with it right away.

I love that this one doesn't just have space for tracking how you pay off your debt, but also added some options on how to do it.