As we grow, our needs and wants change. If you ask a 5 year old what they want for Christmas, they will probably say a doll or some Legos. If you ask a college student, they will probably say socks.

1. Socks

No matter how hard we try, the dryer always seems to steal the one sock from your favorite pair. Not both. JUST. ONE. How am I supposed to channel my inner Tom Cruise with just one sock?

2. Lots and lots of home cooked Christmas leftovers.

Aunt Shelly's hash brown casserole > ramen. Really anything > ramen.

3. Loan forgiveness.

At least give us some Black Friday deals or something. Come on, get in the spirit. (you could probably find this on our parents' wish list too)

4. Alcohol.

Now I may not be old enough to drink, but I'm speaking for my legal friends here. It doesn't have to be some $200 champagne, boxed wine and Natty is just fine.

5. A GPA boost.

Unless you have a 4.0, I think we could all use a little help. Dr. Nelson, if you are reading this, I'm talking to you. Help a sister out.

6. For McDonald's to get a new ice cream machine.

If we're being honest, this is on every ice cream lover's Christmas list.

7. No 8 AMs.

You signed up for an 8 AM thinking you could do it, when in reality you can barely make it to a 10 AM.

8. For your sports teams to be good.

Not everyone cares about sports, but for those of us who do, it feels so much better knowing that you're cheering for a bada** team.

9. That it's all worth it.

Especially for the seniors. All of the long hours, huge projects, typing until your fingers cramped, not to mention the money. Knowing that it's all going to pay off makes it just a little bit easier.