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What to bring to College

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Here is a checklist of items to bring with you to College:

Tech Gadgets

  • Laptop - A must have tech gadget.
  • iPod - duh!
  • USB Thumb drive - You'll be working on lots of computers.
  • Voice Recorder - For note taking and to record those lectures you fall asleep in.
  • Speakers - No matter how big or small your quarters are, you need bumps and surround sound.
  • Calculator - Cause we're lazy.

Dorm Supplies

  • Mini Fridge - Keep drinks cold.
  • Sandals - For those nasty showers.
  • Alarm Clock - For those 7am 10am classes.
  • Desk Lamp - Your mother always told you to read in proper lighting.
  • Extension Cords/Surge Protectors - trust me, you'll need them.
  • Organizers - Stacking bins and shelves.
  • Top ramen cooker - why not automate the meal that is a staple in the college diet.
  • Microwave - How else are you going to reheat those leftovers.
  • White board - For notes and messages.
  • A good desk chair - Your back will thank you, now and 10 years from now.
  • Bottle Opener - You never know when you need one.

Internet Apps and Software

Entertainment

  • Deck of cards - Drinking games anyone?
  • Season tickets to your schools football games
  • Car (optional) - even though parking sucks.

Productivity

  • A good backpack - Your gonna need something sturdy to lug around 40 lbs. of books.
  • Notebooks - In case you actually decide to take notes in class.
  • Large supply of Mt. Dew - For those late night study sessions.
  • Planner/Organizer - Keep track of homework assignments dates, parties.
  • Calendar

 
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