33 Things Every College Student Should Do Before Graduation Day

Write an article for a campus publication.

Strip down and streak through campus, the library, a classroom, or — for the truly adventurous — a board of trustees meeting.

Take a trip off campus and explore your surrounding area.

Strike a pose with something — or someone — everyone on campus knows.

Crash a party where you don't know anyone and make a friend.

Take pride in where you go by showing off your school to a prospective student.

Abuse all the perks and discounts you can get from a Student ID.

Sit in on a class for the semester just because you're interested in the subject matter.

Join a club — or many clubs — and eventually run for a leadership position.

Attend a sports match where you don't know any of the rules.

Indulge your inner glutton and try every item in the dining hall.

Attend an event from a friend's culture and learn something about her background.

See something that's making you angry? Protest it.

Bring a little happiness into the library and fool around in the stacks.

"Of course I'm a freshman" — make up a little white lie to get free food.

At some point, dance on a table just because it's really fun.

Complete a bar crawl — successively get a drink at every bar in town.

Sing along to your alma mater whether you know the words or not.

Take advantage of the sunshine and spend your day drinking. Repeat at night.

Learn something unique about the history of your school.

Break a few rules by sneaking into somewhere restricted on campus.

Prove your superiority by pulling off a prank at your rival school.

Gain celebrity status by getting a picture of yourself on your school's website.

Take some time to explore a foreign country while studying abroad.

Take a break from the classroom — convince your professor to teach outside on a sunny day.

Go out every night for a week and try every drink special you can find.

Force your roommate to find alternative lodgings while you bring someone back to your room for the night.

Get creative for an 'Anything But Clothes' party.

Non-ironically give your school mascot a high-five.

After you become comfortable on campus, follow a prospective students tour around and see everything in a new light.

Attend trivia night at a local bar and see what you've actually learned in class.

Whether you're studying or just hanging out, stay awake for over 24 hours straight.

Plan a reunion your senior year and grab dinner with your freshman dorm mates.

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