Uni Bucket List suggestions?

I'm going into my final year at Uni, and it's finally hit me how quickly the past 2 years have gone by. I had a lot of fun in my first year, but in my second I struggled with anxiety and depression issues, and I've felt like I haven't experienced everything I imagined I would at Uni.

I've decided to compile a bucket list of things to complete over my final year to really make the most of the experience while it lasts. I won't get the chance to do this again, so I want to make this year count.

So yeah, suggestions please?

Reply 1

Scienceisgood

1. Get a boyfriend
2. Prank your housemates
3. Do something for Charity
4. Donate blood at least once
5. Become an organ donor
6. Have a house party (common to destroy the house in the process) =P
7. Go to a party you're not invited to.
8. Get so drunk you wake up in another country!

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EDIT:
I know 3,4 and 5 can be a little boring but, do them anyway. =l

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Reply 2

martin jol

pull a first year

pull a mature student

pull a professor

Reply 3

username1494226

A bucket list eh. I haven't exactly thought about it that way but then again it will be a fun experience so what will I do.

1. Join a society(possibly a Science society though I want to explore a little)
2. Start a PC gaming society because I can
3. Maybe do some more volunteering(done it before, it was fun)
4. Start a satirical movie review channel on YouTube(inspired by Nostalgia Critic-WATCH NOW)
5. Socialise a lot more than I have done in the past(thats a big one)
6. Go to some parties( also new to me relatively)
7. Get drunk at least once(I'm kidding, I don't drink though you never know)
8. Make a bundle of new friends(used a scorched earth policy to burn a load of bridges in the last 2 years whilst building a few new ones and meeting awesome people)
9. Meet a girl and try something(never had a GF, a GF back when I was in Year 7 doesn't count to me, want to explore my emotional side a bit more)
10. Get a degree

There's more in there but I view this as a transition period for me. The transition from Primary School to Secondary school back in 2007 was a blood bath, I wasn't hanging around with folk I liked all that much and burned bridges with old friends who I reacquainted with a few years later and to this day still talk with them unlike most of my secondary school "chums", transition into college was....different. It was a tough learning curve but I think it has been the big prelude to Uni where I can in a word "rebirth" myself.

Reply 4

username1494226

Original post by Scienceisgood

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EDIT:
I know 3,4 and 5 can be a little boring but, do them anyway. =l

Nothing wrong with those 3. I could do the first two and have done the first one in the past but I don't think I could do an organ donor thing, I believe in the next decade or two we will have medical advances in synthesising organs that it will not be a necessity to have transplants