Never Get Lost at Uni Again With This Handy App

Never Get Lost at Uni Again With This Handy App

Trying to find your class? No probs 😎

Ever wondered how uni students manage to find all their classes so easily?

Spoiler alert: they don’t.

In fact more times than not, we’re all getting lost on campus. Some of us can spend four years at the same university and are still getting lost (present company included 🙄).

But if you’re not keen to get lost on campus, there is actually an app which can help direct you to your lectures, classes and tutorials.

Enter 'Lost on Campus'. Aptly named of course.

How does it work?

Step One: Download the app and set up your account.

Step Two: While setting up your account the app will ask you what year you started studying and what you study.

Step Three: Finally, it’ll ask you to choose what university campus you study at.

Hint: make sure you have your location turned on while you’re using the app.

Once you’ve set up the app you’ll be taken to a screen with a map of your campus and options to find buildings, lecture theatres, rooms, toilets, labs and most importantly - coffee.

If you already know what room your class is in, you can then simply put in the room and building number and Lost on Campus will show you where your class is in relation to where you are.

So all you have to do is start walking in the direction of your class.

Other fun functions.

The app can also direct you to where the closest facilities are.

For example, if you’re looking for the nearest toilet, ATM or even a microwave. If you click on what you're looking for on your 'Lost on Campus' app, the app will direct you to the closest one.

You’ll also see how many people have ‘love hearted’ a particular facility. This will indicate how many other students rated that facility as their favourite. It’s a great way to pick out where the best coffee is…and the best bathroom.

Did we mention the app is also free? So now you’ll never be late to class ever again 😜

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