As you approach your senior year of college, could this be your last summer vacation? If so, here is a list of a few things you should take full advantage of.

1. Stay up as late as possible.

Even if you have work in the morning, try and stay up, and do something fun.

2. Go to the beach.

On your days off, take advantage of the great beaches New England has to offer.

3. Play lawn games.

Kan Jam, ladder golf, wiffle ball and everything in between.

4. Sleep.

This goes without saying. Once you are in the real world, there will be little time for sleep. So, hit that snooze button.

5. Abuse your student discount.

Most outlets and stores have student discounts. Use them as much, and as frequently, as possible.

6. Learn how to cook.

A skill that most college students do not have that will be crucial when you're in the real world.

7. Listen to music in your car extremely loudly with your windows down.

I feel like this is a little less acceptable as a working professional.

8. Party.

Enjoy yourself but always be safe.

9. Do something you enjoyed as a kid.

Pick up an old hobby like playing basketball or hiking.

10. Sit around a fire with friends.

Tell stories around the fire with drinks and s'mores.

11. Look forward to the best year of your life.

I can't wait for what the year has in store.