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Sep 05, 2016

Life is short. Your college career is even shorter. That doesn't mean you can't make the most of your time. Obviously school work is important, but college is a time to find yourself. Don't waste your time locked up in your dorm room all alone. Go out and have some fun! And don't miss out on anything. Here are a few ideas to get you started on making your college years some of the best!

1. Make new friends

2. Cook dinner

3. Go to sports events

4. Celebrate your school's holiday

5. Go to karaoke

6. Participate in intramurals

7. Pull an all-nighter (not doing homework)

8. Get all A's

9. Have a movie marathon

10. Join new clubs

11. Attend floor programs

12. Make your room look Tumblr

13. Find an internship

14. Go on a study abroad/mission trip

15. Take a picture with your school mascot

16. Write an article for the school paper (or the Odyssey!)

17. Re-visit your freshman dorm

18. Dress up for Halloween with your group of friends

19. Have a spa night with your girls

20. Go to off campus events

21. Throw a party

22. See a school play

23. Start a snowball fight in the winter

24. Learn the school's anthem

25. Start your own club

26. Go to school pep rallies

27. Make friends with a professor

28. Watch Netflix for a whole day

29. Prank your roommate

30. Go on Spring Break

31. Have a photo shoot around campus

32. Get a dorm pet

33. Spend one break on campus

34. Use your student ID for discounts

35. Take a random class/elective

36. Have a craft day

37. Play Cards Against Humanity in a large group

38. Share clothes with your roommate

39. Order in

40. Play lawn games on the quad

41. Start a flash mob

42. Leave random notes on people's doors

43. Have a sleepover in your dorm

44. Learn how to play an instrument

45. Audition for a school play

46. Dance on a table

47. Go to trivia

48. Buy tons of school gear

49. Take a picture with your schools sign in the background

50. GRADUATE!

That's my college bucket list! Can you think of anything else?

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3. Taking bakery items with you out to parties was a must

4. Taking bakery items home to your parents was also a must (if you wanted to live)

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