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26. Sunglasses
Perfect for sunny walks between buildings. Store them in a soft pouch to prevent scratches.
27. Blue-light glasses
If you spend hours on a laptop, blue-light glasses can help reduce eye strain and headaches.
28. Extra face mask (if needed)
Sometimes you just need a backup. A clean one stored in a zip pouch is always a smart move.
29. Notebooks or folders
Whether you go digital or not, having a couple of cute notebooks or folders for handouts and notes keeps you organized.
30. Pencil case
Fill it with pens, highlighters, sticky tabs, and other cute stationery. Bonus points if it matches your bag aesthetic.
Tech & productivity essentials
31. Flash drive
Save assignments, projects, or class presentations. It’s old-school but still super useful.
32. Mouse and mousepad
If you prefer using a mouse over a trackpad, keep a compact one with a foldable pad in your bag for library work sessions.
33. Wireless presenter
Perfect for presentations and slides. Slip it in your tech pouch for easy access.
34. External hard drive
Keep it handy for backing up big projects or transferring media between devices.
35. Laptop lock
If you study in public spaces, this adds an extra layer of security while you grab coffee or a snack.
36. Sticky notes
Jot reminders or bookmark textbooks. Colorful sticky notes are both functional and cute stationery musts.
37. Mini stapler
Small but mighty. When your prof asks for printed papers, you’ll be the one ready to staple.
38. Page flags
Mark important textbook sections or notebook pages with these bright little lifesavers.
39. Portable notebook stand
Studying on the go? A foldable laptop stand helps improve posture and comfort.
40. Screen wipes
Your devices get dirty fast. Carry a few screen wipes for your laptop and phone.
Academic & organization extras
41. Course syllabus printouts
Keep your syllabi in a thin folder in case you need to refer to deadlines or expectations.
42. Study cards or flashcards
Old-school index cards help you memorize quickly between classes.
43. Mini whiteboard
Perfect for on-the-go brainstorming or problem solving with friends.
44. Highlighters
Color-code your readings and notes with a few pastel or neon highlighters.
45. Erasable pens
They make studying and editing a breeze—especially for planner lovers.
46. Correction tape
White-out pens or correction tape are musts for making your notes cleaner.
47. Ruler
Useful for diagrams, graphs, and bullet journaling.
48. Sticky notebook tabs
Label your planner or notebooks by topic or priority.
49. Index card holder
Keep your flashcards clean and unbent in a cute little case.
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50. Portable reading light
Perfect for late-night reading without bothering your roommate or library neighbors.
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