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What’s In My Google Drive: College Edition

Take a look into my Google Drive and see how I stay organized throughout the school year.

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What’s In My Google Drive: College Edition
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I am very organized when it comes it school, and it doesn’t stop online. I like having a specific place for everything — whether that be in a physical folder or online. Follow along and enjoy the journey through my Google Drive. You might like this form of organization!

My Google Folder

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As you can see in the screenshot, I have Google Drive along with some other Google apps. I use Google Docs and Sheets virtually every day. I also have Google Photos so I can free up space on my actual iPhone by deleting pictures. Lastly, I have Google Meet. This is a lot like Zoom, but I use it for Odyssey meetings.

Google Drive: Home Page

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As I open my Google Drive, this is what I see. I don’t have any lonesome documents; they are all in their specific folder. For this article, we will be looking into my “MSU” folder. For reference, I go to Missouri State University (MSU).

Google Drive: MSU Folder

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This is where I keep everything related to college. Again, there are no lonesome documents floating around in empty space. I have each semester broken up into separate folders. Next, we will look into my “2020 Fall” folder.

Google Drive: 2020 Fall Folder

This is my folder for everything related to my fall semester this year. Yes, there is a lonesome document, but it’s my schedule... where else would I put it? As you can see, I have all my classes listed as different folders within these folders, I will save the syllabus and any other documents I may need.

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I hope this article help you stay organized throughout the year. I know for me, staying organized motivates me a ton to do well in school. Good luck!

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