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Throw out your stickies and try this simple time management app.

You know how it goes—that swelling sense of pride and accomplishment when you check something off of your to–do list. Teux Deux takes that feeling and makes it even more appealing with their sleek, free browser-based app. You can also synch with an iPhone app and take your to-dos to go.

Shane Claiborne's latest book revitalizes the concept of consistent prayer.

This collection of liturgy for ordinary radicals from Shane Claiborne and friends puts a fresh spin on ancient passages. Carve out time for this daily discipline not only to rest and worship, but to remind yourself there is more to life than the current mayhem.

No, not the song. Though we bet even the Beatles could have benefitted from this planner.

As a student, you probably have so much to do and so little time. But with this colorful journal, each week contains an extra column for Someday. At least now you can plan to be overwhelmed.

This easy-to-use worksheet helps track and target your monthly finances.

Budgeting doesn't get any more black and white than this online worksheet from Kiplinger. Project your budget at the beginning of the month, then return to show your actual spending and calculate the difference. Bookmark to repeat the process monthly (so you can try harder next time).

These unique recycled bags support disabled artisans.

These sturdy, eye–catching messenger bags are made from recycled fish feed bags. Yeah, it sounds dirty, but it looks awesome. The one–of–a–kind bags are created by artisans with disabilities through Rehab Craft Cambodia.

Next Level Edu-Tainment from WNYC in New York.

The RadioLab podcast is the ideal companion for a commute, a study break or an hour of not–so–mindless entertainment. The combination of stories about life, science, sociology, philosophy and general human experience is thought-provoking, but in a good I don’t have to write a paper about this kind of way.

Skip the bookstore lines (and prices) and look for book rentals instead.

Maybe your college bookstore is a peaceful place, filled with plush chairs and moderately priced textbooks. But if you attend a normal college, it's most likely swarming with students, all battling for the same over-priced titles. Next time you get a syllabus, check out Chegg and rent your books instead. You should be able to find even your most expensive textbooks for a decent price, and you won't have to hold onto them after finals week...

Use these helpful budget forms to calculate and control your spending.

It's painful. It's boring. It's discouraging. But you have to make time for planning (and following) a budget. Thankfully, the ever-helpful Dave Ramsey has various budget forms available for download. The Quickie Budget, the Monthly Cash Planning Flow and the Irregular Income Budget papers are all available here...

Figure out where your GPA stands—and how you can improve it.

Don't freak out prematurely about losing your scholarships. Instead, set some goals and get motivated with this GPA calculator. Not only does it calculate your current GPA, but it will help you plan your next semester so that you can reach your desired average...

Get the full picture of your finances with this detailed college tuition calculator.

Finances are frustrating—but only more so if you're unprepared. College Board provides a detailed college cost and tuition calculator that even factors in inflation rates and expected years of attendance. Something to keep handy during those distressing early morning hours of your online college search...