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Discover the best apps for students - from useful apps that help you stay focused while studying to a robust personal finance software. Find out how to make your college life easier!

How to hide text in PDF, fill out interactive forms, and sign docs with your secure digital signature – this Nitro PDF Pro review tells you lots of secrets.

Learn about language, structure, and formatting conventions that guide academic writing, plus discover AI tools that can help you excel at it.

Find out how to extract text with PDF OCR, PDF to text converters and macOS native utilities to give yourself a boost in productivity.

Unless there’s a back to school Apple promo featured on the company’s homepage, very few people know that the Apple college discount exists and is in fact available throughout the year.

We’ll show you how to solve any math problem with some incredible step by step math solver apps for your Mac, no matter what level of math you’re studying in school.

Welcome to the third episode of Ahead of Its Time, an original podcast from Setapp. In this episode, we discuss the invention of cell phones.

Without knowing which tools to use, it will be very hard to make changes to a PDF document. Fortunately, there are plenty of PDF editors to help you get the job done.

There was a time, not that long ago, when studying, making notes and flashcards all took place on paper using pens. Now students need apps to record notes, create flashcards and write term papers and essays.

Due to COVID-19 quarantine, the stars are aligned — you have free time and access to the world’s finest free online learning courses. Let’s make this time productive for you.

While reading on dedicated devices, such as Kindle, Nook, or Kobo, now takes the top spot, with smartphones and tablets coming in second, reading books on Mac also has its own benefits, which have long been overlooked. Let’s see how and why you should read more on your Mac.

How many times has this happened to you? You're trying to send a big file you've been working on—say a video or a presentation, or maybe just a really high-res photo—by email. But your emails keep popping back unsent with an “attachment too large” error message.