Entering college and moving to a dorm means total freedom from your parents. This independent lifestyle involves learning about all sorts of fun adulting stuff like doing the laundry and cleaning. Yup, there’ll be chores but don’t let that stop you from enjoying one of the most important phases of your life. You haven’t just unlocked a whole new level in the game of life — the game has now become open-world. You’ll have the liberty of making your own decisions on everything from your schedule, food, and education to making friends, partying, and relationships. On top of those, you’ll also have the unique experience of living with people that you may or may not like at all.

Things to Know 👉 Dorm Life: What You Should Know Before and During Living at a College Dorm

Living in a dorm is vastly different from your personal bedroom. That can either turn into a teenage dream or a brutal nightmare. So, here’s a survival guide to help you steer away from making the wrong decisions AND make the best out of your stay. Master this list and live a worry-free dorm life!

1. Research dorm choices

This tip is for students who are still deciding which dorm hall to move to.

Some colleges multiple dorm choices. Their locations and prices could be different. Other factors you shouldn’t overlook is the room condition and the social aspect of the dorm halls. The official information can be biased. One dorm research hack is to ask the current students. They’ve been living your future life, so ask them for their first-hand experience. Which dorms are the quietest? Which dorms have the most social energy? And which dorms are the scariest? You’ll get some answers that will serve as useful data points. And you’ll be able to make a more informed decision based on the info you’ve gathered.

Not sure who to ask specifically? Here are three ways to reach out to current students: high school alumni, forums, and social media. If the college you’re going to is close to your hometown, there are likely alumni from your high school who are attending the same college. Your next best bet is online forums. Try Reddit, official or unofficial forums for your college. If all fails, you can always seek out current students on social media like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

2. Moving to dorm packing tips

When you’re ready to move to the dorm, pack only the essentials. Bring only what you need because you wouldn’t want your room looking all messy with the unnecessary clutter you bring from home. Here’s a list of the most important things to pack:-

• ID – this is the single most important thing to bring. If you’re allowed to take only one item with you, bring your ID.
• Other important documents. E.g. college admission letter, dorm hall payment receipts etc.
• Money
• Clothes
• Winter clothes
• Socks
• Undergarments
• Laptop computer
• School supplies – pen, pencils, erasers, ruler, backpack, tote bag, stapler, etc.
• Pillow case, bolster case, blanket – you don’t have to bring these if the dorm provides them
• Face wash and other skincare products. Shower gel etc.
• Deodorant & body spray or fragrance. First impression is important and smelling bad can hurt your self-confidence. Speaking of deodorant. Have you heard of Tawas powder?

Another helpful tip is to review the list of prohibited items. Every dorm has its own rules, but some common restricted items are candles, matchsticks, and halogen lamps.

For more complete pack list ideas, check out these articles.

• What to Bring to College: The Ultimate College Packing List – CollegeInfoGeek
• The Ultimate College Packing Checklist – Unpakt
• What to Bring to College: The Best College Packing List Ever – HerCampus
• Minimalist College Packing List – Vivid Gift Ideas

3. Organize your dorm room

You probably have an average-sized dorm room. The room won’t be spacious, so you have to figure out how to utilize every square inch of your room. Usually, dorms don’t allow drilling holes on the wall and have strict restrictions on renovations. So portable storage solutions like plastic boxes and drawers are your best friends.

To start off, reclaim the space under your bed. You’re probably already storing your luggage bags in there. You can put storage boxes there for things that you don’t need to access frequently. For example, winter clothes when it’s out of season and extra school supplies. In addition, you might want to invest in a standing shelf or a bookcase that would help make your room more organized. Read this article for more dorm room organization tips.

Having more storage space means that your desktop is less likely to get cluttered. Without clutter on your desk, you can stay focused and study effectively.

4. Dorm life hack: befriend your roommate.

Getting on your roommate’s good side may just be the best decision you can make during your stay. Your roommate should be like your other half and ally. On the worst days, your roommate will be the first person to cover up for you or defend you. Start by talking to them (here’s a list of topics to talk to a new friend), share what you have, and respect their personal space. Your dorm life would definitely suck if you don’t like the person you’re living with. See this dorm life tip if this whole buddy-buddy approach doesn’t work out.

Read also: 21 Things to Do in Dorm Room When Bored

5. Be honest with your preferences.

Befriending your roommate is only the first step. The second step is to communicate your preferences on crucial issues like sleeping, privacy, dorm rules, and studying. It’s best to be upfront on the first day so you don’t catch yourselves in a misunderstanding later. If you don’t like people sleeping over or bringing alcohol inside the room, don’t beat around the bush and say it directly.

6. Your dorm life will be much easier if you’re kind to your RA.

You’ll have it easier if your RA is your friend. Some dorms have rigorous rules, but your RA can let some of them slip if you’ve been kind to them. They’ll be more understanding if you come home past your curfew or if you want to throw a little dorm party. Even if you don’t a

7. Decorate your room.

You’ll be living here for quite some time, so why not decorate your room to your taste. The comfort of your home’s bedroom is somewhere far away. Your dorm room is your new home now. Make sure that your dorm room becomes a place you want to come home to every day. Here are some dorm decor resources:-

• 21 Pink Dorm Room Decor
• 25 Chic College Dorm Room Ideas for Girls
• 30 College Dorm Decorating Ideas – DecorBuddha

8. Clean up after yourself.

Whether you’re throwing a party or just eating pizza, always clean up after yourself and do it immediately. Your mom’s not here and you’re sharing the space with other people. Don’t get into arguments for being lazy and dirty. Maintaining cleanliness is a sign of respect for other people and it keeps everyone safe and healthy.

9. Master the laundry

If you don’t want to go to class looking and smelling like a smelly dish rag, remember to change and wash your clothes. No, perfume isn’t going to fix the odor coming off from the top you’ve been wearing for the past three days.

You also need to pay more attention to how to properly wash your clothes. One pro-tip is to not let your laundry basket overflow. It’s better to wash small batches than work harder on a big pile. It prevents you from running out of something to wear and making your room stench of dirty clothes. Second, pay attention to washing instructions. If you don’t do this carefully, you’ll be surprised that your favorite sweater has reduced from a large to a small or your whites getting all stained up. Other garments such as the leather jacket require more specific care and you should spend time learning how to care for them.

10. Bring your own toiletries.

One of the biggest cons of dorm life is a shared bathroom. You have no idea what kind of nasty habits other people have or how thorough the cleaning personnel cleans the bathrooms. The dorm might provide some soap and what not but those can easily be contaminated. Avoid unpleasant surprises by bringing your own toiletries, especially towels, bar soaps, and bathroom slippers.

11. No snacks, no life: dorm room snacking tips.

Rule #1 of dorm life: never run out of snacks. Snacking is a serious topic, especially when you’re a student or if you work from home. Why? Here are some important reasons:-

• It fixes your hunger – hunger affects your mood and performance
• Snacking provides the instant energy boost that you urgently need
• It’s super convenient
• Healthy snacks provide nutrients that your brain and body need to function optimally

Snacks come in handy when you’re too lazy to go out, the cafeteria’s closed, or it’s past your dorm’s curfew. Maintain a healthy supply of healthy snacks in your room at all time. Here are some healthy and easy snack ideas perfect for students:-

• Healthy Dorm Room Snacks – NuGo
• Your Cheat Sheet to Healthy Dorm Room Snacking – Pinnacle Health
• 16 Healthy Snacks To Keep In Your Dorm – The Oddysey Online

Other options are easy-open canned food, instant noodles, chips, and microwaveable food. Eating healthy is important but sometimes junk food can really improve your mood.

12. Thug life: dorm transfer is totally normal

Make friends, be sociable, be considerate. You can be the best person in the world but you can’t control how your roommate or other members of the dorm behave. Other people aren’t necessarily as considerate as you are. Sometimes they can be noisy, dirty, or worse – stealing from you.

The bottom line is if you feel unhappy and uncomfortable, you can always request for a transfer to another room or hall. In some special cases, the college administration may even allow you to move off-campus early. Your happiness and your academic success should come first. The social life is toxic anyway if you’re constantly feeling stressed and unhappy. Remember to always put yourself before others.

Read also: Things to Know About Staying in a Dorm

Life at Dorm: Good or Bad?

No matter where you are in life, or whether you have stayed at a college dorm before, what do you think of the life at dorm based on what you know? Do you think it’s a fun experience and a friendship incubator like many people (and dorm brochure) claim? Or do you think it’s too draconian to require freshmen and juniors to stay in dorm?

Anyhow, if you’re living the dorm life right now or are moving to a dorm, I hope the tips above will help you become a successful dorm dweller.

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Related: Dorm Room Study Tips

Let’s take a look at some tips that will turn your dorm room into an oasis of cleanliness.

1. Create a cleaning schedule

Failing to plan is planning to fail.

College students can be a spontaneous bunch. But there are two things that students aren’t usually spontaneous about — studying and cleaning. Your room will never be tidy if you only clean up when “you’re free” because, let’s be honest, nobody is ever free to do the cleaning. Chances are you have other fun things to do during your free time.

So plan ahead. Create some kind of cleaning schedule. The best time to plan the cleaning schedule is at the beginning of the semester after your class schedule is fixed.

Identify your allies. Recruit your roommates if you have any. Discuss with your roommates and see how they feel about sharing the tasks and responsibilities. Split the weekly chores evenly or alternate the person on-duty for weekly cleaning. To avoid conflicts, you should all agree on a solution that works for all of you. Set specific tasks and assign them among yourselves. Create a visual board to make it easier to see who’s doing what and when.

Unfortunately, a good, cooperative roommate is hard to come by. If your roommate isn’t exactly big on keeping things neat, you would simply have to focus on your own space.

Make this a fun activity. Use stickers or take pictures during the cleaning process (before and after photos). Give yourself a little reward at the end of the cleaning session. For example, watch some Youtube videos or enjoy your favorite snack.

2. Focus on small repetitive tasks

It’s easier to keep a room clean if you do it every day. Instead of taking the whole Saturday to clean up the mess from the entire week, you might feel less stressed if you do it daily for 15 minutes. You will feel encouraged to keep the room clean knowing you only have to dust the furniture today and do laundry tomorrow.

Small tasks are also easier to plan for. You can squeeze in a little cleaning work no matter how your class schedule looks like. The other advantage of cleaning daily is the sense of accomplishment it provides.

3. Dust

Dust is the accumulation of fine particles from dirt, dead cells, fabric, etc. To remove dust, use a rag and some mild soap to wipe off the surfaces in your room. For example, your bed frame, containers, chair, and desk. You can also use a feather duster, vacuum, or some wet wipes. Some wet wipes have antibacterial properties so they are ideal for objects or surfaces that you frequently touch, such as your mouse, closet handles, and desktop. However, wet wipes aren’t eco- and cost-friendly, so use them when you have to.

4. Vacuum the floor

Depending on how quickly your room gets dirty, you might have to vacuum your room every few days or every week. Before vacuuming, remove items that are in the way. For example, that laundry basket and your school bag will have to go elsewhere. Another approach if you have the floor space is to just move things around as you vacuum.

5. Clean the bathroom

On-campus dorms don’t usually mandate students to clean the bathroom. However for rare cases, here are some quick tips.

First of all, you’ll need gloves. Gloves help protect your hands from harmful chemicals. Next, you’ll need a scrub brush, a toilet bowl cleaner, a toilet brush, and multi-surface cleaning spray. Of course, you might not need to purchase these items if they are provided. If you have to clean the bathroom yourself, the silver lining is that chances are you’re on rotation with a few other students.

Here are some ideas to help keep your dorm room tidy and organized.

6. Make your bed

Making your bed makes your room looks more pleasant. It is also a psychological hack that makes you feel more accomplished — which snowballs into a productive day.

Even if you don’t get anything else done that particular day, coming back to your room and finding a tidy bed is an irreplaceable feeling of comfort. One that will make everything feel better.

Making your bed is the perfect start to a tidy room. Covering your bed sheets means your sheets are protected against dust. Having said that, if you tend to sweat when you sleep, you might want to leave your bed sheets uncovered to let it dry.

7. Organize your desk

Some people thrive with a messy desk. Unfortunately, some students think they do but they don’t. A messy desk may help when you’re trying to get creative, but the mess is definitely a distraction when you’re trying to stay focus. And studying is one of those activities that require you to focus.

First off, keep only what is essential on your desktop. Ideally, when you’re trying to focus, everything non-essential should be out of sight. The proverb out of sight, out of mind is true. Your mind is less likely to get distracted by things that you don’t see.

Keep in mind to disinfect the desk because your hands will constantly touch this surface. So it’s important to maintain its cleanliness.

• 7 Tips to Declutter Your Desk – Inc.com
• Why and How You Should Disinfect Your Desk – University Hospitals

8. Find a home for everything

A home is where an item remains when it’s not being used. For example, the home for your stapler could be in the top drawer of your desk. Every time you’re done using an item, make the effort to put the item back to its home. A homeless item is destined to become part of the mess because there’s simply nowhere to keep it. Designating a home for everything also makes your life so much easier when you need to find something.

• A place for everything and everything in its place

9. Storage: containers, drawers, organizers

The typical dorm room only provides the bare necessities. You usually get a bed, a smallish closet, a desk with 1-3 drawers, and a chair. So as much as you’d like to designate a home for all your stuff, there’s simply not enough organized storage space for your items to call home. To overcome this problem, you need to set aside a $50-$200 budget to buy some organizers, containers, and furniture. Here’s what we recommend.

Containers

A cheap and perfect way to put that space under the bed to full use. Plastic containers with lids are the way to go. Containers made of other materials work too but they are usually more expensive and don’t always come with a cover. You probably need 2-3 containers to start things off. You can always buy more if you have more stuff to keep. Plastic containers are the ideal storage solution for past-semester class notes, art supplies, shower supplies, letters from your ex, etc. Another advantage of the plastic container is that it’s stackable and extremely friendly to move around — a feat you’ll find useful when it’s time to move out from the dorm.

Trolley / Drawers with Wheels

As mentioned in one of the previous tips, it’s important to keep your desktop uncluttered. For things that you don’t often use, you can store them in the desk drawers. However, for things that you need to access somewhat frequently, opening and closing the drawers can get old fast, for you and your roommates. This is where the trolley shines. While the trolley doesn’t provide great protection against dust (because it’s open), you can put your stuff in it and push it out of your sight when you’re studying at the desk. Some ideas for the things to put on the trolley’s top tier are: complementary notes, calculator, stationery, mug, and phone. Trolleys are also a great way to keep your skincare products.

The trolley’s open-air design is a double-edged sword. You get easy access to the items you store, but you get some amount of dust on them. For closed storage solution, consider drawers on wheels and multi-tiered plastic containers.

Organizers

Drawers and closet space can become a huge mess themselves. To make these spaces more effective, get yourself some organizers. For organizing your drawers, you can either go for store-bought options or DIY. As for the closet, if it’s a continuous space inside the closet with no drawers, you can stack some plastic containers (or drawers) inside. Another little gadget that will compartmentalize your dorm closet is the hanging shelf. In exchange for a small horizontal space, you gain valuable organized vertical spaces for scarves, socks, underwear, tampons, etc.

• DIY Closet Organization Ideas – Life Storage Blog
• DIY Drawer Organizer – The Homes I Have Made

10. Do the dishes as soon as possible

This tip is dedicated to dorm dwellers who have access to a full or partial kitchen (lucky you!). A pileup is the worst thing you see when you enter the kitchen. Doing the dishes shouldn’t take more than 15 minutes. It wouldn’t take 5 minutes if you’re washing them right after you use them. And you can listen to your favorite music or podcast while doing this. Your near-future self will thank you for being so considerate to her.

Further Reading & Videos

A Dozen Tips for Super Organized Dorm Room – Apartment Therapy

For many people, living in the dorm is one of the first steps into adulthood. You’re the one who sets the rules, the one who has to enforce them, and most importantly, stick to them even when you don’t feel like it. Like many things in life, consistency is crucial in keeping a space clean. Get used to a cleaning routine and you’ll soon discover that being organized is not at all difficult.

More Dorm Ideas

Living in a Dorm vs Living at Home: Pros & Cons

21 Pink Dorm Room Decor

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When Your Favorite Color is Pink – Dorm Room Decor Ideas

Update your dorm room, sprinkle it with some glitters of your personal style, and make it look sweet and sick – and it isn’t complete until there’s pink decor in your dorm room.

1. Pink Fox Jewelry Dish
A beautiful fox to hold your rings, necklaces, earrings, and other small gems. Crafted from glazed ceramic with gold rim. A whimsical decor for your vanity area.

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2. Pink Motivational Quote Pillow – Happy girls are the prettiest girls
Decorate your dorm with a pink accent pillow. It is easy, cheap and practical.

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3. Hot Pink Pompom Blanket
Lounge comfortably and go to bed in pink. You will be blessed with the sweetest dreams ever.

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4. Pink Unicorn Decorative Marquee Sign
Don’t miss out this unicorn-shaped LED light. It fills the atmosphere with a soft and warm glow.

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5. Hello Gorgeous Hot Pink Door Mat
Fill the dorm with everything girly, starting from the entrance. Greet yourself and your roommate in a cute style upon entering the room.

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6. The Darkest Nights Pink Indoor Plush Slippers
Soft and plushy slippers that you will love. Lovely color with star pattern. It reads “The darkest nights”.

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7. Mini Pink Whale Vase
A small live plant like succulent makes a great dorm decor. Get this whale to carry your plant. Place it on the desk to liven up the space.

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8. Pusheen Cat Snack Bowl – Pink Background
College life will be busy. Students often have to stay up late to get all the works done. When you are feeling hungry at night, this adorable cat will be your perfect companion to enjoy a bowl of delicious ramen and snacks.

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9. Tapestry with Pink Mandala
The easiest way to decorate a college dorm — hang a stunning piece of tapestry. Girls, you will love this wall tapestry with gorgeous mandala design. It creates the Zen and peaceful feel for the room.

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10. Pink Vanity Storage Box
Yes! We need this diamond pattern storage case for our skincare, makeup, and brushes. 16 top slots and 4 drawers in different sizes to fit our needs.

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11. Pink Accent Chair with Faux Fur
Glam up your room and sit in style in this pink fur chair.

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12. Pink Rolling Utility Cart
Extra storage space for the dorm — 3-tier utility cart with wheels that girls can use as a mobile shelf to store beauty products, magazines, food and more.

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13. Makeup Organizer Tray – The Glass is Not Pink
Another nice and functional dorm decor for girls. Double tray organizer great for storing makeup, nail polish and jewelry.

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14. Metal Storage Trunk Set – Pink Everything Including the Locks and The Handles
College girls will definitely need this set of pink college trunks. Made of durable steel. They are good-looking, spacious and useful.

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15. Pink Nylon Woven Storage Basket
It is always a good idea to declutter the room with multiple storage baskets. They are great for keeping laundry and other knick-knacks.

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16. Hot Pink Flamingo Paper Clips
We love to see these flamingos dancing on the papers.

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17. Palm Leaves Tropical Style Pink File Folders
Pretty college supplies will make us happy. Organize the sheets and papers in this set of folders. They look fashionable and fun.

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18. Fancy Pink Pen with Faux Diamond
Pink stationery is a must-have for the pink lovers. Let’s write in style using this pen. It has a sparkling diamond that we girls adore.

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19. Dream Believe Achieve Inspirational Pink Mouse Pad with Gold Polka Dot Design
Add some positive vibes to your study desk. Be inspired and stay productive when working on your assignments.

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20. Hot Pink Lap Desk with USB Light
The lap desk is another important college supplies. It will make your dorm life cozier. You can use the computer, study, and read comfortably while sitting on the bed.

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21. Kate Spade Notebook
Use this chic designer notebook by Kate Spade New York to plan your schedule and jot down important notes. Wire-O bound,160 lined pages with an interior pocket.

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1. Cactus Pillow

Add some tropical vibe to the living space with this cute cactus shaped pillow. Vibrant green colors with mini hearts scattered all over. It will definitely brighten up your dorm room.

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2. Dorm Room Storage Organizer

Chic and practical dorm room organization idea. This lovely pink organizer has three pull-out drawers perfect for storing jewelry, makeup, and school supplies.

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3. Pink Armchair

Turn your room into a stylish space with this fabulous chair. It is sturdy and comfortable. You will love it for sure!

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4. Pineapple Light 

Fun tropical night light that gives a bright and warm glow.

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5. Student Planner

Stay organized and keep track of the busy college life with this 17-month planner. Features full-color monthly and weekly spreads, note pages, and handy storage pocket.

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6. Fujifilm Instax Mini 8+ Instant Film Camera

Snap and print out good quality photos with this popular instant film camera. Make a photo collage to decorate your room.

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7. “Smiles are Always in Fashion” Hanging Tapestry

Beautiful wall decor to remind you to stay happy and smile often. Are you more of a poster person rather than a tapestry person? Check out these pink printables that are 100% free (we made it).

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8. ban.do You Are Gold Tumbler

For the college girls to enjoy coffee in style.

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9. Just One More Chapter Throw Pillow

No matter how small the dorm is, there is always extra room for another cute pillow.

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10. Sophisticated Storage Trunk Set

Vintage style dorm room decor for girls. These stackable storage trunks are sturdy and spacious perfect for heavy duty use. It is made of steel in pretty pink color with rose gold clasps and handles.

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11. Brunch Nap Repeat Pajama Set

Comfy pajama set with cute statement and a lot of ice creams.

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12. Potted Succulents Set

Add fresh, green feel to your room with this set of three realistic-looking succulents. Green plant is always the best dorm room decor, right?

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13. Angry Cat Go Away Doormat

Greet your visitors with this funny mat and get a good laugh out of it.

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14. Sleep Eye Mask

When you roomie is up and you need to go to bed early. This eye mask will block out light and help you fall asleep easier.

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15. Makeup Brushes Set

A must-have for your vanity. Set of ten makeup brushes with rose gold unicorn horns. These are girls’ magical wands to hide imperfection and create a flawless look.

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16. Elephant Yoga Mat

To do some workouts and stay healthy. Extra thick exercise mat with an adorable elephant.

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17. Be Awesome Today Mug

Drink with this mug and feel motivated. Another cool decor for the dorm room.

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18. Personalized Pink Pencils

Chic school supplies engraved with your name. Yay!

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19. Vanity Organizer

Girls, would you love to keep your brushes, eyeliners, mascara and more in this vanity organizer? Isn’t it such an elegant way to decorate and organize the room.

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20. Inspirational Quote Wall Art

Hand-painted acrylic wall art that reads “Don’t just fly, soar”. A good piece of art to motivate you.

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21. Laundry Storage Basket

Declutter the room with these cute storage baskets. Perfect for storing dirty laundry, sports equipment, and other miscellaneous stuff.

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22. The Fix Quinn Fringe Wristlet Clutch

Simple and good-looking clutch perfect for party, dating and anytime you feel like dressing up. Made of vegan leather body, genuine suede whipstitching and stylish fringe.

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23. Showaflops Antimicrobial Shower Sandals

Another item in girls’ going to college checklist. This pair of shower sandals helps you survive the germy dorm bathroom better. They are added with holes to improve drainage, antimicrobial layers and slip-resistant soles to protect your feet against mold, fungus, and bacteria on the floors.

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24. Bathroom Shower Tote

The perfect home for your shampoo, toothpaste and other toiletries. Made of durable plastic, featuring multiple various-sized compartments and water drainage holes.

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25. Sterilite Weave Storage Organization

More storage space for your clothes, food and other knick-knacks.

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That’s the list of 25 chic dorm room decor ideas for college girls.

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