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59 Things For The Perfect Summer Bucket List For College Students

Make this summer one to remember.

Hannah Gabaldon

Jun 19, 2017

University of Iowa

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59 Things For The Perfect Summer Bucket List For College Students

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Coming home from college for the summer is for sure a nice break from school, but leaves us college kids wondering what to do with all of our extra free time we have now.

Here is a list of things you can do to make this summer one to remember:

1. Go on a road trip with friends

2. Climb a mountain

3. Go to a music festival

4. Take a trip to the drive-in movies

5. Go an entire day without technology

6. Read a book cover to cover

7. Go to the beach

8. Get up early and watch the sunrise

9. Learn to enjoy time alone

10. Go to the zoo

11. Make a new friend

12. Go camping

13. Travel to a place you have never been

14. Go night swimming

15. Make a healthy snack cookbook

16. Go to an MLB baseball game

17. Show your college friends around your hometown

18. Go golfing

19. Host a party

20. Go to a lake house

21. Take a trip to a nearby amusement park

22. Go to the farmers market

23. Visit a state park

24. Attend crossfit classes

25. Invest in a nice camera

26. Go to a lake house

27. Make a scrapbook

28. Make dinner for your family

29. Go to a country concert

30. Reunite with old friends

31. Eat from an ice cream truck

32. Visit your college friends

33. Go paintballing

34. Volunteer for a day of service

35. Have a photoshoot with friends

36. Get a summer job

37. Splurge on something you have wanted for a long time

38. Make homemade popsicles

39. Complete a 5K run

40. Have a picnic with friends

41. Go mini golfing

42. Catch a fish

43. Go water skiing/wakeboarding

44. Journal everything you do for an entire week

45. Attend a musical or play

46. Go on a family vacation

47. Try something new

48. Drive a jet ski

49. Visit a pet store

50. Attend hot yoga classes

51. Go eno-ing

52. Watch the stars at night

53. Take a lot of pictures

54. Make a paint-filled slip and slide

55. Binge watch a netflix show

56. Try cryotherapy

57. Have a bonfire

58. Do something spontaneous

59. Make your own bucket list!

Have a great summer. :)

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