How to Pack for Boarding School in Another Country
See if your school has a packing list., Find out what will be provided., Make a list., Gather your items all in one convenient place., Pack!, Coordinate with your roommate.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: See if your school has a packing list.
It's okay if they don't, but check just in case. -
Step 2: Find out what will be provided.
Most boarding schools provide beds and desks, but it is good to check just in case you need to get furniture.
If you do need to bring furniture, it is wise and cheaper if you're going by plane to just buy once you arrive.
Carrying furniture via airplane can be expensive and hauling furniture in a crowded car can be a hassle, so check before panicking. , Think about what you want to bring: your favorite stuffed animal, something from home, posters, clothes, etc. , Check to make sure you have everything on the list.
Don't forget anything, especially clothes! , Try to keep your load somewhat small.
Try to keep it below 5 large bags if possible. , If you have a roommate, be sure to get along with them and share your ideas while decorating your room.
You can sit down at a desk with a notebook and discuss each others ideas, and at the end you will find a design you both like for your room. -
Step 3: Make a list.
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Step 4: Gather your items all in one convenient place.
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Step 5: Coordinate with your roommate.
Detailed Guide
It's okay if they don't, but check just in case.
Most boarding schools provide beds and desks, but it is good to check just in case you need to get furniture.
If you do need to bring furniture, it is wise and cheaper if you're going by plane to just buy once you arrive.
Carrying furniture via airplane can be expensive and hauling furniture in a crowded car can be a hassle, so check before panicking. , Think about what you want to bring: your favorite stuffed animal, something from home, posters, clothes, etc. , Check to make sure you have everything on the list.
Don't forget anything, especially clothes! , Try to keep your load somewhat small.
Try to keep it below 5 large bags if possible. , If you have a roommate, be sure to get along with them and share your ideas while decorating your room.
You can sit down at a desk with a notebook and discuss each others ideas, and at the end you will find a design you both like for your room.
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