The third and final post in our series on what to bring to college focuses on the really important stuff - the stuff you were probably going to forget. Don't spend your first few weeks running from store to store. Read this list, pack accordingly, and let the party begin.

There are lots of sites out there that will tell you what to bring to your college dorm when you first move in. Let’s face it, though, they are probably out-dated or written by a parent that wants you to over-prepare and end up with a room full of stuff you’ll never use. This series of articles will bring together all the what to bring lists into one up-to-date super list that leaves out the unnecessary. For easy reading, I’ve divided the list into parts: essentials, easily forgotten items, if you must, and major purchases.

"Hey. Dorm rooms are pretty big, maybe my roommate and I can just bring two of everything?" No! Shut your mouth when you're talking to me. Listen: your dorm is small. The last thing you need to do is clutter it with two refrigerators, two microwaves, two 4-foot bongs, etc. Here is a list of things we here at DormDelicious think you need to split and share when you come to college.

What makes a great driving song? The beat, the lyrics, the killer guitar lick. Here is our list of the 22 greatest driving songs for your Summer enjoyment. Maybe you are cruising around your hometown or planning a cross-country road trip. Wherever you go be sure to consider some of these songs for the road.

Dorm life can be difficult. It involves somehow fitting all of what once fit in multiple rooms into a space no bigger than a shoe box. To make matters worse, you have to share that shoe box with another person. So how do you make the most of a small space and still have room for all of your belongings? The answer is a loft bed. This article will review common mistakes and provide valuable information on how to construct your own loft bed.