The start of a new semester signals the start of new stress. With everything going on for us wanna-be adults, it can be hard to keep on top of everything off of memory.

But, of course, Pinterest has swept in to save us from un-DIY'd madness.

Planning has become the new thing, from Passion Planners to Bullet Journals and Happy Planners. There's about a million brands and a billion ideas for each week's spread. But whether you're dropping $40 on a branded planner or $1.50 on a Walmart Steno Pad, there are unlimited ways to organize yourself toward success. Plus, even if planning isn't your thing -- it's hard to not agree there's something satisfying about these beautiful examples of organization.

1. This genius planner hack

With a clear planner insert and your schedule pre-filled in, writing your dry-erase assignments for each week would save you hours of rewriting Eng 220 a thousand times over.

2. This busy bee's adorable doodles!

Even down to the weather for the day. Truly amazing.

3. This amazingly detailed scheduling

There will not be a single thing forgotten or left un-color coded in this genius' week!

4. This beautiful hand-drawn spread

Just casually proving you don't need to drop big bucks on stickers OR on a fancy planner to be well organized

5. This inspirational mission board in a darling geometric style

Because a dream without a plan is just a wish.

6. This simple but effective bullet-point journal

7. This adorably illustrated monthly overview

Because it can be hard to keep up with the month's projections without a Llama doodle.

8. This interesting and geometric way of plotting out your month

9. This bright spread makes us want to invest in all of the floral stickers at Michael's Arts and Crafts

10. This upbeat goals page is, well, #goals

11. This adorable fitness tracker

12. This beautiful way to totally crush midterms

12. This organized way of not letting a paper cost you your sanity

13. A colorful way to avoid the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior 15

14. An easy way to make sure your dorm doesn't end up covered in shame scum anymore