What kind of stuff will you take with you to University?

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Desktop computer (Not a laptop like everyone else soo predictable)
Clothes
Ipod
DVD's
Camera
Pens, pencils, calculator bla bla bla

Reply 21

theronkinator

Clothes
Books
PC
Laptop
Monitor
Speakers
iPod
etc, the normal stuff.

Reply 22

Davies_M

Trying to decide between laptop or desktop...laptop sucks and is slow but far more portable than a desktop.
Ipod, Whiskey, Guiness...a pen or two maybe.

Reply 23

Cezmerelda

My own duvet and cover, sheet, pillows, cases etc. Towels, dressing gown, clothes, pyjamas, clock radio, fleece blankets, cushions, crockery, cutlery etc, some food and snacks, odd stuff like a sewing kit, superglue, sentimental stuff, like 100s of photos, picture frames, keepsakes from friends like little hearts i have hung up and little teddies and stuff. good luck cards and notes, toiletries and make up, paper, stationary(although i didn't really get this til i got here) personally for me it was important to bring my multicoloured bunting flags to make me feel at home as well as my multicoloured russian dolls. ermmm ipod speakers, a plant could be nice but i didnt bring one, mattress protector, a lamp, hair dryer, straighteners etc, brought a few books although i don't have time to read anything but my text books and research stuff, a journal, some of my favourite mugs, a pink feather boa, a few fancy dress items, tupperwear, hot water bottle, paper plates, some bags, pins for notice board, an iron, hangers, perhaps some fairy lights, permanent markers, sticky labels, post it notes, rubber gloves, washing up liquid, pictures and drawings....list goes on really- oh laptop and ipod and phone, purse, drivers licence and other important documents.

can't you tell i'm avoiding an essay!

Reply 24

Jelephant

Laptop, Guitar/ Bass/ Amp, DS and games, books, iPod, toastie grill :p:

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Reply 25

Lucyyy

This thread kinda reminded me that I don't know whether to take my cello or not. I'm only going down the road so it's a problem getting it there but I don't just want it to sit around, taking up space, gathering dust.. :holmes:

Reply 26

Z_Ahmed

PS3 and a laptop is all i need.

Reply 27

SomeStudent

laptop
clothes + accessories + shoes
mobile
ipod
camera
books
photoalbum
my journal
.............

Febreeze

Pink Bullets

Why would it being university mean you're allowed to bring whatever you want?

Well, why not? I mean they can say no weapons and smoking on our premises but that's it i'd guess.

EoghanM

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My penis.

dmae

My penis.

You might wanna take some clothes aswell.

Reply 32

VoodooCharles

EVERYTHING I own, all my clothes, books, cooking stuff, toileteries, hairdryer starightners, appliances e.g toaster, iron, and also my mattress and duvet and pillow

Reply 33

Figo077

MrJoeyUK

A mini fridge isn't a bad idea.. may have to buy one of those before I go to uni. :smile:

Most halls at university don't allow them. Not fire safe or something. You could always of course just risk it though...

Reply 34

Sir_Vile_Minds

Rediculous amounts of stationary, jager, energy drinks, lots and lots of lucozade, more booze, guitar and mini amp, violin if I get one by then, posters and postcards for decoration, my window decs, laptop, plenty of books and maybe a mini fridge. Oh, and condoms

Reply 35

un-jardin-sur-le-nil

only take things you really need, a cluttered room is sooo annoying and hard to tidy.

the most essential thing would be bank info, passport, important documents etc.

obv lots of clothes/underwear is good so you dont have to do washing all the time.
lots of mugs too, is great if you're like me and leave them hanging around rather than washing up straight away.

wouldn't bring toooo many photos from home, looks a bit desperate and potential friends will think you're still yearning for home and not in the uni zone lol.

i brought:
kitchen stuff
clothes
bathroom stuff
desktop and macbook.
straightners hair dryer.
a weekend bag/suitcase for when you go home/visit friends at other unis
a sleeping bag or spare duvet for friends visiting
a laundry bag/basket
extra blanket/fleece.
alarm clock
pen pots
a radio for the kitchen

all you people saying mini fridges and fairy lights, they're usually not allowed.

Reply 36

Antimatter

Lots of alcohol. Stuff for my walls. PC, netbook, Macbook. More alcohol. Lots of food. More posters and bits and bobs. A ton of crystals. Dreamcatcher. Hooks. :h: