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50 Gifts To Get Your College Student This Christmas

Trying to figure out what to get your college student? Here's the list for you.

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50 Gifts To Get Your College Student This Christmas
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Do not know what to get your college student this Christmas? Well here is a basic list;

1. Weekly Planner, if they do not already have one

2. Bed Side Shelf

3. Socks, lots of socks

4. Sticky notes, you can never have too many sticky notes

5. A mini fridge if they do not already have one

6. Printer

7. Printer Ink

8. Gift Cards. Lots of gift cards to a local grocery store, or restaurants, even gas gift cards!

9. Bathroom Tote Bag

10. Highlighters, different colors - Makes note taking more enjoyable

11. Desk Planner

12. Food, every college student loves food

13. Items they can use to decorate for the holidays

14. White Board and dry erase markers

15. Surge Protectors - These are a must!

16. Storage Bins are always helpful

17. 6 or 10-foot charging cable for their phones

18. Money

19. AIR FRESHENERS!!

20. Laundry Hamper on wheels

21. Desk Lamp

22. Fan

23. First Aid Kit

24. Portable Phone Charger

25. Nice Warm Blankets

26. Slippers

27. Bluetooth Speaker

28. Coffee Maker

29. Laptop/Tablet

30. Adult Coloring Books - What's not to love

31. Stress ball

32. Microwave Ramen Cooker

33. Bluetooth Lights

34. Lights

35. Oil Diffuser

36. Phone Stand

37. Extra Sheets

38. Netflix Subscription

39. A bed tent

40. Microwave Pasta Cooker

41. College Humor Pencils

42. S'well Water Bottles

43. TV

44. Monthly Care Packages

45. Safety Device

46. Bike

47. College Gear

48. Amazon Dot

49. Quarters

50. Long Distance Touch Lamp

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A little help for the parents!

Sincerely,

A college student

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