Stupid-Simple Life Hacks All College Students Need to Know ...

If you download the tapingo.com app, you don't actually have to drive to Chipotle to get a delicious burrito. You can just use the app to get your favorite food delivered right to your dorm.

Yes, Amazon Prime is expensive. However, if you're a student, you can get it for free for 6 months on amazon.com. That means you'll get all of your textbooks shipped as fast as humanly possible.

If you forget your textbook, but have your laptop with you, you can type in the name of that textbook, along with “filetype:pdf” in order to find an online version of it. Yes, it really can be that easy.

If you forget your calculator, too, then you can go to desmos.com. It has a free graphing calculator on there that you can use.

Hate creating bibliographies for your essays? Most of us do. That's why you should head to citethisforme.com. It'll create that bibliography for you.

Before you pick classes for the next semester, check out ratemyprofessors.com to see which professors have high ratings. If you're already stuck in a class with a bad professor, the site might have some hints and tips to help you pass that specific class with them.

Dowload chrome.google.com in order to stay focused. It will temporarily block you from viewing all of your favorite (but distracting) websites, like Skype, so that you can only use the Internet to look up facts for your homework.

Even though newspapers are online nowadays, sometimes you still have to pay to read the articles. However, if you type your "edu" email address into subscribe.washingtonpost.com you can access the site for free.

This is the best news of all. If you go to pocketpoints.com, it'll actually pay you to pay attention in class. The longer you keep your phone locked to avoid using it during class, the more points you'll earn.

These hacks should help you get through the school year without a hitch. Do you have any other life hacks that'll be helpful for students?