I do a personalized stadium blanket in their school colors with their monogram and “SchoolName ##” (year of graduation).

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Anonymous wrote:Vera Bradley duffle bag

My three girls would never use that. They think the patterns are for old ladies.

My 21-year old and 17-year old love theirs!

Monogrammed bathrobe. Terry cloth was better than fleece for walking back from the showers. Also flip flops or slides.

Anonymous wrote:For your DDs friends (ie this is not an expensive gift)- a sick day box. Kids go off and they need a thermometer, cough drops, soothing tea, advil, Benadryl, tylonol, etc. put in a cute container.

What? I made this for my kid with a bunch of other things. This is not what another parent should put together.

Anonymous wrote:I got a set of luggage. I loved it. I still use one piece I still have all these years later to store some keepsakes

They don’t have room to store in their dorm. Don’t give this.

Your own daughter or someone else's?

One gift I used every day in college was a big fleece bathrobe my aunt gave me. I didn't think I needed one but was so glad to not be walking down the hallway the first week in just a towel like so many of my dorm mates.

Just get her what she wants and needs - money.

Anonymous wrote:Vera Bradley duffle bag

That’s for MIL’s

Money
Money
Money
Otherwise: new laptop or travel

Anonymous wrote:Vera Bradley duffle bag

My three girls would never use that. They think the patterns are for old ladies.

Vera Bradley duffle bag