College wishlist
What I have on my Amazon wishlist…
Brita water filter: I have heard so many things about university water being dirty or what not. So for clean and drinkable water!
Electric cooker: so I don’t have to always go to the dinning hall to be able to eat especially when I’m sick or the weather is bad.
mattress protector: I know that tons of people have used the provided mattresses and so there’s nothing wrong with extra protection!
Mattress toppers: we all know that the university mattresses are extremely thin and uncomfortable. So obviously a thing mattress topper to help add comfort.
mobile tv stand: to be able to move my tv around and have it mounted (since you can use screws or nails on the walls) this will also allow its high to be adjustable
Beddy comforter: I picked a beddy out so I don’t have to worry about making my bed all the time and it just seems very convenient.
Cats stuff: I plan on having my ESA at college with occasionally so I wanted a litter box that is appealing to the eye and holds in oder. Of course food and water bowl, small so it’s out of the way and can be stored easily when she’s not on campus with me.
AirTags: much cheaper to buy in a pack of 4. To have on my cat incase she gets let out and no one notices. And to put on my bags and keys!
Obviously since I’m not in college I’m not an expert about knowing what I need and don’t need but a majority of the items I have on my list have been recommended by current college students!
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As you prepare for college, it's essential to curate a wishlist that includes must-have items. Items like a Brita water filter ensure you have clean drinking water, which is crucial as campus water quality can vary. An electric cooker is another great addition, allowing you to prepare meals at your convenience, especially during bad weather or when you're not feeling well. Investing in a mattress protector is wise since many campuses provide basic mattresses that may not meet your comfort needs. A mattress topper can significantly enhance your sleeping experience by adding a layer of comfort to the standard university bedding. If you plan on bringing a TV, consider a mobile TV stand. This is helpful for dorms where wall mounting may not be allowed, allowing for flexibility in where you place your TV. Beddy comforters also simplify bed-making and add a touch of style to your space. For pet owners, having an aesthetically pleasing litter box plus food and water bowls is vital for keeping your furry friend settled while you're at college. AirTags are practical for tracking your belongings (like bags and even pets), especially useful in busy campus environments. These recommended items are based on what current students say are essential to make life easier and more comfortable in college.
Make sure to check if your university has wattage limits for stuff like the electric cooker and to stay below that limit !! Idk if others do but mine does :))