Finishing an MBA is difficult, but the iPhone can make it a little easier with its trusty and handy apps. Not all iPhone apps are useful; in fact, most of the apps available are for entertainment purposes. Still, there is a glimmer of gold underneath all of the apps available. And, of course, some of the “gold” are indispensable tools for MBA students—or, rather, pretty much any student who really wants to stay ahead of the pack and succeed in his or her endeavor. Here are the top iPhone apps for MBA students that stand out above the rest:
TwitterFon
You and your classmates will definitely use the Internet to communicate and share info with each other. Twitterfon is a Twitter iPhone app that lets you update and view tweets. If you want to find the best Twitter app for your individual needs, check out this Twitter iPhone app article.
NetNewsWire
This is a very useful iPhone app for finding out what is happening around you. NetNewsWire integrates a number of items from several news agencies, so you know you’re not getting your news from just one source.
PDF Reader Pro
As an MBA student, a number of your reading materials (and there is a lot, for sure) will be on PDF files. Use this app to open PDF files. Stanza is also a reliable e-reader for reading different types of e-book files.
Bloomberg
The undisputed source when it comes to business and financial news around the world. Of course, many iPhone news apps deliver financial news, but Bloomberg is specialized for this purpose and it is the best in the field.
Date Wheel
Expect to be knee deep in homework during your MBA studies. Use this handy app to help calculate due dates using a countdown, so you know how much time you have left for your work.
ezMemorize
You will do a lot of memorization when you’re taking up your MBA. Use this app as a means to create and even share flash cards that you can use as study guides. Studying has never been this fun and exciting.
Dictionary.com
Stumbled upon a word you don’t understand? Fret not: this free iPhone app has the definition of over 250,000 words. That’s more than your usual dictionary, and not quite as heavy.
Wikipanion
Of course, your quest for knowledge does not end with the use of a dictionary. Wikipanion lets you benefit from all the information you can get from the ever reliable Wikipedia. That’s a lot of information on such a small gadget.
Files Lite and iZoho
Perfect for those moments you have to work on a word file when your laptop or computer is not available, these apps allow you to create and view documents.
For even more ideas, check out the Top iPhone Apps for College Students!
