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Stay On Top Of Your University Life
The all-in-one system to organize your personal details, classes, tasks, grades, and everything university-related. Spend less time searching and more time studying, and still have energy for life outside books.
How to Use
- Duplicate the template into your Notion workspace
- Fill in your details and customize views/properties to fit your workflow
- Use relations and linked databases (e.g., link tasks to classes, notes to projects) for effortless navigation
Modules
- Personal Details
Store your student ID, contact info, goals, and important university links. Use: Quick reference for personal and admin info
- Class Schedule
Weekly timetable with recurring classes and locations. Use: Visualize your week; write classrooms
- Semesters
Overview of academic periods with start/end dates and key milestones. Use: Track progress across years; filter other modules by active semester
- Classes
Hub for each course — syllabus, goals, attendance tracker, and links to related content. Use: Central access point for everything per subject
- Teachers
Database of instructors with contact details, office hours, and notes. Use: Never lose professor info; link to relevant classes
- Calendar
Full-month/year view of events, deadlines, and classes. Use: Plan ahead; drag-and-drop tasks or exams for easy scheduling
- Tasks
Prioritized to-do list with due dates, status, and class links. Use: Manage daily assignments; filter by urgency or course
- Projects / Exams
Dedicated tracker for big assessments — milestones, deadlines, preparation steps. Use: Break down large work; monitor progress
- Class Notes
Organized notes per class with templates for lectures, readings, or revisions. Use: Build a searchable knowledge base
- Grades
Grade tracker with calculations, targets, and visualizations. Use: Monitor performance; forecast final grades
- Study Sessions
Log sessions with duration, technique (e.g., Pomodoro), and linked topics. Use: Build consistent habits; review productivity stats