| Try your best to keep your dorm room like a home | | | | 6. Electronics: iPod, headset, flash drive and power |
| away from home. You'll be surprised at all you can do | | | | strips. You'll need these when you take a well |
| to give it a warm and cozy look. Try your best to | | | | deserved break from studying. |
| keep it tidy too. You never know when your parents | | | | 7. Digital camera, or flip camera. Don't forget these! |
| may come for a visit! | | | | You will want to capture as many memories as |
| Some important stuff: | | | | possible. |
| 1. Your Laptop. Your Printer and Paper to go with it. | | | | 8. Small television / DVD player OR get TV on your |
| Better not forget these! | | | | computer via satellite. |
| 2. Ink for your Printer. Don't run out. Always buy in | | | | 9. Coffee Maker or Teapot. |
| doubles. | | | | 10. Iron and Board. You may use these on special |
| 3. Microwave. You will be using it quite often. It's not | | | | occasions. Most of the time, you may just wear |
| always easy to cook full meals while at college. | | | | wash and wear, if you're like me. |
| Hopefully you can try to eat sensibly, if possible. | | | | 11. Vacuum, Broom and Dust Pan. (You'll use these |
| 4. Apartment Size Refrigerator. Keep it well stocked. | | | | before your parents visit). |
| 5. Cell phone. Try to get a reasonable plan to save | | | | 12. Bedding. A good mattress is essential. |
| money. While away at college it's a good idea to try | | | | 13. |
| to be frugal. Those college bills will start soon enough. | | | | |