School Bullet Journal Layouts {to help you stay on top of your study game!}

These school Bullet Journal layouts will help you stay on track this semester! So many genius ideas even if you’re brand new to using a BuJo!

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School Bullet Journal Layouts

The thing I love most about using a Bullet Journal to stay organized is that you can set one up at any time of the year.

But there are two times of the year when we are MOST interested in getting our lives organized, January (to get the New Year off to a good start) and the summer when you’re keen to get organized for back to school!

If you’ve never used a Bullet Journal before don’t worry, it’s one of those things that you can learn about as you use it, and it shapes into a planner that is the perfect fit for you and your studies.

Today I’ve pulled together 8 different school Bullet Journal ideas to help you stay organized this semester including some YouTube videos just in case you learn better from watching other people get set up.

Click here to see all of the ideas

Make a “Before College Begins” checklist

via haleyjournals

The first step of being organized is emptying your brain of all the things you need to remember to do before college starts. So start with getting them all down on paper into a checklist like this one.

Make sure you don’t forget anything with a college packing list

via minimaliststudy

And of course you’ll need to keep track of all those items you need to pack for college.

Create a school weekly schedule spread

via lauriewrites

Make sure you know which classes take place each day by setting up a color coded weekly schedule like this one.

via lauriewrites

Or this one.

Use a weekly study plan spread

via breeeberry

And because it’s sooo satisfying to be able to check things off make sure you set up a weekly study plan too.

A semester log lets you see important milestones as a glance

via beginner_bullet_journal

Make sure you have a bird’s eye view of the big milestones each semester like assignment due dates or exams. You can use a semester log layout like this one.

via bujo.diaries

Or this one.

Stay on top of your revision with an exam study plan tracker

via quietlythrilled

They say the easiest way to achieve anything is to break it down into smaller steps, and this exam study plan is a perfect example of how to do that!

Create a How to Study page

via studyy

Speaking of study tips come up with your game plan of how you’re going to study this semester and write it down so you can keep referring back to it.

Take notes right there in your Bullet Journal

via thecampusghost

Don’t forget that your Bullet Journal is not just about task lists, check lists and tracking, you can actually take your study notes right in there too.