7. Gold polka dot wall decals - because dorm room walls are so boring! Time to bring some real glamour to your abode!
8. Open Up Game - ask revealing questions! What an awesome icebreaker for a dorm!
9. Massive Instagram Poster - Choose up to 200 photos! What a great way to display your favorite summer memories!
10. Boombox bean bag - you’ll want to hang out all day and listen to music on this cool bean bag!
To enter our dorm room contest, simply create a profile sharing your college application details and advice. It’s totally anonymous, and on top of being entered in the contest, you get paid every time applicants view your content! Every student who creates a profile between now and August 31st is entered in the contest.
Winners will be notified by email on September 1st and their admitsee screen names will be listed on a September 1st blog post. We’ll send the item to your dorm - or send you credit to the site if you prefer! Contact us with any questions! We’re the site created BY students FOR students to demystify college admissions!
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Hey! I'm a freshman at University of Rochester Class of 2020 interested in double majoring in Biology and Spanish, eventually applying to med school. I'm passionate about studying science, doing research and learning new languages.
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