When you're in college, you really should try and make the most out of it. Make mistakes and achieve long life goals that you've been planning. Everyone will think of different things to do before graduating from the university that they are attending. So, I've come up with a list of things that you might want to add to your "bucket list" before graduation. Some of these are just silly things that you wouldn't really think of, but I think they are still "bucket list" worthy.
1. Go to a concert.
Even if that concert sucks, go to one anyway.
2. Get a henna tattoo.
They aren't permanent and they are really cute.
3. Get a real tattoo, even if it's tiny.
I hate needles but some of my friends have told me it's not exactly the same as a shot. So, maybe I'll think about it? Stay tuned.
4. Go on a road trip with your friends.
Your road trip doesn't have to be across the country but get in your car and drive somewhere different.
5. Have a photoshoot with friends.
Go out and make some more memories with your friends by acting all professional and having a great time!
6. Go to a midnight move premiere.
Stay up all night and go to a midnight movie premiere, you won't regret it. Unless you have an exam the next day at 8 am/ Then you might regret it.
7. Leave a note in a library book.
Write a compliment on a sticky note and stick it into a library book. You might make someone's day brighter by a tiny act of kindness.
8. Donate blood.
I'm not a huge fan of needles, but I donated blood my freshman year of college. You could be saving someone's life, it's definitely worth it.
9. Skip a class: skipping one class won't hurt you.
I've done it before, and you will, too. It doesn't make you a bad person. Sometimes you just need a break. Make sure you can get the notes though!
10. Go on a picnic.
I would do this with my high school friends a lot. It's a nice break from restaurants and busy places.
11. Go to the university gym.
The freshman 15 is real if you order out too much and eat the horrible school food. Go to the gym because you will feel much better.
12. Make a memory jar: starting each school year.
I've never tried this before, but I'm going to for this upcoming school year. It's a cute and simple idea.
13. Go out of your comfort zone in some way.
I personally have a hard time with this, but I'm trying to learn that it will all turn out well in the long run. Do something that scares you, don't have any regrets. Try everything once.
14. Graduate.
Last but not least, graduate, and be proud of all of your accomplishments throughout your years!
