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What should students bring with them to college?

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Reecy ArestyCollege Admissions/Financial Aid Expert & AuthorPayless For College, Inc.

What should students bring with them to college?

#1 is an open mind! Their pillow, perhaps a car or bicycle, the right clothes depending on where they’ll be, enough toiletries, a first aid kit, a pocket dictionary & one in a foreign language, maybe a picture or 2, some wall hangings, a microwave, toaster oven – whatever. By Thanksgiving vacation, they’ll have requested what they need and will bring back other necessities.

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