What to take to university
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For my own reference, but also for other people who asked for copies, this is my Oxford freshers' guide list of stuff to take. Any other suggestions in comments, please. :)
What to bring
Academic
Old notes which may be relevant
Reading lists sent from college
Paper, pens and pencils
Calculator (for scientists)
Dictionary
Computer (especially essayists)
Printer
Cleaning
Toiletries
Toothbrush
Overnight bag
Washing-up liquid
Cloths
Washing up powder
Febreeze
Eating
Tea, coffee and sugar
At least three mugs
Plates and bowls
Cutlery
Sharp knife
Tin opener
Kettle and toaster (depending on college)
Bedroom
Bed linen (depending on college)
Towels
Hangers
Posters
Phone (depending on college)
Photos
Cushions and extra pillow
Spare lamp
Alarm clock (vital)
At least one four-way plug
Stereo and CDs
Dressing
All the usual
Coat (Oxford is cold in winter)
Umbrella (it’s wet as well)
Suit (black, for matriculating men)
Smart skirt (for matriculation)
Shirts or blouses (one white)
Sports gear
Swimming costume
Dinner jacket (invaluable for men)
White and black bow tie
Ball gown
Useful bits
Passport
Medical details
LEA information (vital)
Anything sent by the university
Freshers’ guide 2005
Passport photos (Bod card, etc)
Diary (vital)
Calendar (equally vital)
ID for opening bank account
Chequebooks and cards
Driving license
Other
Bike and helmet
Bike lights (avoid fines)
Medicines (freshers’ flu – nasty)
Keys (for emergency trips home)
Camera
Teddy bears or other comforters
School tie (inevitable first bop)
Mobile phone and charger
Personal music player
Lamp
Vase
Address book
Corkscrew
Bottle stopper
Sleeping bag
scarf
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What to bring
Academic
Old notes which may be relevant
Reading lists sent from college
Paper, pens and pencils
Calculator (for scientists)
Dictionary
Computer (especially essayists)
Printer
Cleaning
Toiletries
Toothbrush
Overnight bag
Washing-up liquid
Cloths
Washing up powder
Febreeze
Eating
Tea, coffee and sugar
At least three mugs
Plates and bowls
Cutlery
Sharp knife
Tin opener
Kettle and toaster (depending on college)
Bedroom
Bed linen (depending on college)
Towels
Hangers
Posters
Phone (depending on college)
Photos
Cushions and extra pillow
Spare lamp
Alarm clock (vital)
At least one four-way plug
Stereo and CDs
Dressing
All the usual
Coat (Oxford is cold in winter)
Umbrella (it’s wet as well)
Suit (black, for matriculating men)
Smart skirt (for matriculation)
Shirts or blouses (one white)
Sports gear
Swimming costume
Dinner jacket (invaluable for men)
White and black bow tie
Ball gown
Useful bits
Passport
Medical details
LEA information (vital)
Anything sent by the university
Freshers’ guide 2005
Passport photos (Bod card, etc)
Diary (vital)
Calendar (equally vital)
ID for opening bank account
Chequebooks and cards
Driving license
Other
Bike and helmet
Bike lights (avoid fines)
Medicines (freshers’ flu – nasty)
Keys (for emergency trips home)
Camera
Teddy bears or other comforters
School tie (inevitable first bop)
Mobile phone and charger
Personal music player
Lamp
Vase
Address book
Corkscrew
Bottle stopper
Sleeping bag
scarf
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