﻿In part 1, we picked six college majors and came up with school supplies we’d recommend to them.
Today, we’re bringing you six more majors and presenting their stationery essentials!
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Computer Science
Computer science majors traditionally don’t use a lot of stationery, but that won’t stop them from having some on hand!
For annotating printouts and notes, they need a smooth, but quick-drying pen like a Pentel EnerGel Gel Pen.
It’s crucial that their notes don’t smear!
For coders, their laptop is life.
A sturdy backpack like the Large Doughnut Macaroon has a padded pocket that keeps their laptop safe,
plus plenty of compartments and storage space for water bottles, textbooks, and more.
A Lihit Lab Bag in Bag is also great for organizing extra electronics and accessories.
Since they usually have their laptops out, a compact notebook like the Kokuyo Campus Half Size is extra convenient when deskspace is limited.
Healthcare
Medical students need an arsenal of colors for note-taking and drawing diagrams.
We recommend a multi pen like the Uni Style Fit Meister for several reasons:
it can attach to pockets or notebooks, so it’s easy to carry around.
It also offers many color refills and comes in fine tip options, so students can fit more on one page.
It’s important that notes don’t smear when highlighting.
Zebra JustFit Mojini Line Highlighters are specially formulated not to smear inks, including gel pen ink!
For writing on labels or similar surfaces, a Zebra Mackee Care Double-Sided Marker is a must:
it’s waterproof and quick to dry.
Last but not least, a King Jim Magflap Clipboard is useful for rotations and working with patients.
It can hold patient lists
and provide a solid surface for writing down interactions with them.
Music
Although the digital age offers online notation and composition tools, nothing comes close to a pencil for writing and marking music.
A Uni Kuru Toga Pipe Slide is a good choice since its lead rotates each time it's lifted from the page,
minimizing lead breakage and keeping it sharp.
This consistency is important for small and detailed strokes that are common in notations.
We suggest pairing it with a Sakura Foam Eraser as it removes markings with a light touch.
Music majors are bound to deal with many papers, whether they’re notes on music theory or score sheets.
A King Jim Kakiko Clear File is handy for storing loose sheets, with its 20 sheet holders and front pocket.
Manuscript paper is another must-have for these students,
but for taking notes or jotting down compositions on the go, they can use a Kleid Kraft Work Memo Notebook.
Its small 2 mm grid can be drawn over to create mini notation sheets.
Architecture
For architecture majors, precise, high-quality tools are essential.
You can’t be an architect without some trusty drafting pencils,
and Pentel GraphGear 1000 Drafting Pencils are a great starter option.
Made of aluminum, they’re lightweight and well-balanced.
Besides pencils, these students also need a set of dependable pens, like Rotring Tikky Graphic Drawing Pens.
They boast metal encased nibs for precise drawing on straightedges or templates, as well as fade-resistant ink that flows smoothly.
For sketching and writing out thoughts, a Creative Style Maruman Mnemosyne Notebook is perfect.
It’s available in graph and blank styles.
Finally, an Alumicolor Architect Pocket Scale will go a long way in their studies.
This specialized scale features a variety of increments.
A clip version is also available for extra convenience, making it easy to attach to a notebook or pocket.
Foreign Language
Learning a new language requires a lot of memorization, especially if it’s your major.
Flash cards like these Raymay Card Memo on Ring are crucial for learning new terms, grammar structures, and more.
Since they’re bound by a binder ring, the cards are rearrangeable at any time.
If students need more space to write or brainstorm concepts, a Gakken Write White Whiteboard Notebook comes in handy.
Each page is coated like a whiteboard, so you can write as much as you want without worrying about wasting paper.
Between every page is a clear sheet that works as a surface protector or extra page.
For regular notes, color-coding is a huge priority.
We recommend Kokuyo Mark+ Dual Tone Highlighters for highlighting grammatical patterns.
Each marker has two tips on one end, so you get two colors in one!
If you want to switch colors, just rotate the marker – no recapping and flipping needed.
To track their progress, foreign language majors might keep a Laconic Style Gantt Chart Notebook on them.
They can fill the columns on the left with the different topics and grammar rules they’ll be covering in their textbook.
Then check off days that they cover them in class.
Plus, they can also keep tabs on projects, papers, and course assignments.
Education
Education majors can’t get enough of stationery, but organizational tools are definitely a priority.
Since they’re dealing with tons of paper, a Kokuyo Novita Alpha Binder is a must have.
This binder is easily customizable with different kinds of holders: just slide them into the grooves in the spine.
For note-taking, binder notebooks are especially useful, like the Kokuyo Campus Smart Ring Binder Notebook.
It’s slim and ultra-light, and like a binder, lets you rearrange pages anytime.
To keep track of pens and other small accessories,
we suggest a book-style pen case like the Kamio Japan SEPA Pen Case.
It keeps all the items in plain sight, so there’s no need to dig in a deep pouch.
As for pens, the Uni Jetstream Color Ballpoints are great for marking students’ papers, tests, and color-coding.
Did we cover your major or do you use any of these supplies?
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