What are some good gifts for a 21 year old female college student?

Answer 1

== == * I think it depends on what the person likes. If they are not materialistic, then spend the amount you would spend on yourself. Some possible suggestions: movie tickets; gift card to their favorite store or restaurant; CD's; DVD's they've been wanting, or movies with their favorite actors/actresses; or money (college students can always use money).

* I think that a good gift is a gift certificate. You can get one for just about any store. Gift cards are even better because they can add money to the card if they want. Mall gift cards where they can use them in the majority of the stores are the best! $25 (US/Cdn) is an appropriate amount in most situations.

Answer 2

Gift Baskets would be my number one choice to send to a college student.

Valentine's Day Gift Baskets come with a variety of items - food, chocolates, bath and body items, flowers, Valentine's Day Teddy Bears, and flowers.

A Valentine's Day Gift Basket with food would probably be most welcome. Also, some pre-made gift baskets can have items added to them.

Plus, the basket can be used to hold other things - like towels or soaps - after the goodies have been eaten or used.

Answer 3

It depends upon how much you're willing to spend. I honestly think that the greatest gift you could give a college student is travel, because it opens their eyes up to worlds they might have never known! I'm a college student myself (well graduate student now!), so I speak from experience.

One idea is to "go in" with other relatives or friends so you each only donate a bit of money. I don't come from a rich family, but I was gifted some money from my parents and made the rest on my own. Of course, instead of a college graduation party or something like that, this is always an option!

A great idea is to book them a tour through EF College Break, which is a reliable, educational travel company which organizes travel for the college crowd. They have trips that range from 8 to 35 days and range in prices from around $1,300-$5,000 so there's really a lot to choose from!

You can visit www.efcollegebreak.com to find out more. Also, if you do book a tour, you can use campus rep code Reed7793 to get a discount on the trip (I think its usually around $50, but its always at least $50)!

My personal favorite tour is Thailand (its a great deal -14 days for around $3,000, which includes airfare, hotels, food, everything! - but tours to Europe are also very popular.

Just remember to use code Reed7793 to save money on your tour!

A car!!!!! [duhhhhhhhhhh]

Answer 4

What you give to a college graduate will depend on how well you know the person, and what their plans are after graduation. For example, if the graduate is going into the business world, a briefcase might be a good gift.

Answer 5

Techy: ipad, macbook, iphone

Fashionista:

Coach/Marc Jacobs/etc purse

designer jeans from aritzia

Likes Cooking:

cookbook/cooking gadgets like panini maker from William Sonata

Answer 6

As many college graduates leave with significant debt, monetary gifts like gift certificates and even checks can be very appropriate. Other ideas include books, food (like fruit baskets), or electronics (for those willing to spend more).

Answer 7

College students enjoy things that they can do in their free time. Video Games or sports equipment are good ideas for boys and DVD's are a good idea for girls. Another good option if you don't know the college student all that well is a gift card. College students love receiving gift cards, especially for their favorite restaurant or clothing store. It let's them spend money on themselves but not feel guilty about it because it was a gift.

Answer 8

According to the Huffington Post, the top five gifts for college students are a single-serve coffee maker, portable speakers, a scanner pen, a subscription to Netflix, or a stylish (and highly functional) backpack. One could also always give cash; college students are generally in short supply.

Answer 9

Some good college graduation gifts are the book "The Start-Up for You", Ballpark seat pens, the journal "Where will you be in 5 years from now on?" or a geek wristwatch.