College Loose Leaf Paper

Why do they call it loose-leaf paper?

People may wonder what is loose-leaf paper, as it has an odd sound to its name. Basically, loose-leaf paper is unbound single sheets or “leaves” of paper sold in a pack. Loose-leaf paper is often a school supply needed at home and in the classroom. This page offers packs of college ruled and wide-ruled loose-leaf paper and graph paper. This filler paper comes pre-punched with three holes to make refilling student binders quick and easy.

Wide-ruled loose-leaf paper

College ruled loose-leaf paper

What is the difference between loose-leaf paper and notebook paper?

There’s no difference between loose-leaf paper and notebook paper, as these terms refer to the same type of paper used to fill binders. Notebooks are different from loose-leaf paper, as their sheets of paper are spiral bound or glued together. Packs of loose-leaf notebook paper are available on this page today.

Wide-ruled notebook paper

College ruled notebook paper

Can I print on loose-leaf paper?

Some people may not know that they don’t always have to use blank paper with no holes in their computer printer. It’s possible to print on lined or graph loof lease paper if the paper is sturdy enough and if the printer supports printing on this type of paper.

A printer’s user manual should provide more information about settings and procedures for printing on loose-leaf paper. It can come in handy when students or teachers want to add printed and lined pages to a binder without bothering with a three-hole punch.