what is the most valuable possession to a 21 year old female senior in college?
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LOL @ camel toe.\n\nBut the real answer is, her Youthful good looks
960341
you can go to college and have your girlfriend check the paper, then make a run up north one day and completely fall backwards into it......\n-nny
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Start by selling things from around your house. Books, movies, video games, clothing, whatever you have that is in good condition but you are no longer using. \n\nVisit the site below for beginner tips, good luck!
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Maybe you could acknowledge her more mature status by giving her a really nice piece of jewelry that she can keep and later pass on to her own daughter.  Or maybe a cute keyring for car keys if she has begun driving.
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depends on what you are graduating from.  Graduating from high school with plans of college- you should ask for supplies for an apartment or dorm, or money to go towards these sorts of things.  If you are graduating from HS with no plans of college or graduating from college- then money for supplies for an apartment or some supplies for an apartment would be nice. Also you could ask for gift cards to stores you enjoy.  If you are graduating from HS and are sure you have everything you need for college, then ask for a donation toward maybe a laptop or iPod or a Palm Pilot(all very useful for college courses!).\nCongrats on your graduation and hope you have an enjoyable future!
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hmmm .... okay, so heres what you do ......\n\nyou keep with your job now, and you save it up as much as you can ...... i mean SAVE SAVE SAVE .... it doesnt matter if its in the bank, or in a sock at the bottom of your dresser drawer ..... dont spend it on stupid stuff like the movies, or a trip ...... use it for college stuff only ....... like food (microwavable, cold salad bowls, water, etc.), supplies ( if you have any, use stuff from last year) .... \n\nAll the saved money will add up, trust me ....... but they will still let you into college without all the money, that will just be a debt you will have for a few years .......\n\nget a job on campus or anywhere near your college .... again SAVE the money ...... and dont go partying all the time ....... thats how most college girls waist all their money .......\n\npay a little bit towards college each month, or every few months ..... you will probably be paying college off until your late twenties ...... but its okay, at least you get the education and  a good job out of it ........ good luck hon!!
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eBay!  sell used crap on ebay using the cheapest listings \nexample:  DVDs, books, clothes....  if you are not 18 just tell your mom to help.  trust me, youd be surprised who will buy what.
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Evidently you already know that she is 21 years old.  Now what?
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how about a necklace, that you can keep as a keepsake and give to your daughter when she graduates?
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1) important legal documents - birth certificates, marriage/divorce papers, social security card, passports, etc.\n\n2) Photographs - they are not replaceable\n\n3) Keys - to the house in case you need to go back; all the keys to the car you're taking, so he doesn't have the spare set and can't come take it from you; to anything else like a PO box or safe deposit box or your workplace, etc.  \n\n4) sentimental items - hard to replace or irreplaceable\n\n5) Jewelry - may be sentimental, and may also be sold to help out financially
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If she is going away for post-secondary then things for her future are always an option. \nThings like appliances... I know that's what I wanted when I graduated, but then again, I was terrified with moving out and stressed to the max about having everything I needed. This may not be the case with your sister!\n\nI don't know what kind of person your sister is, if she likes things like jewelery, or if that is even in your price range, but there are alot of really nice charm type necklaces/bracelets etc. that you could find and have engraved with her graduating year. It doesn't have to be the token cap/scroll type charm either, it could be something that meant alot to her especially over her high school career.\n\nYou could give her something I know I apreciated after my graduation, which was the supplies for my scrapbook/photo album for the evening/ my high school career. I was given a set of decorative paper, a scrapbook, stickers, picture mounters, labels, etc. and then copies of as many pictures as everyone could find of me in high school and me at my grad, after my grad, all that fun stuff. It was given to me seperate to put together myself, but it might also be something you could put together for her and give to her. \nAnother sugguestion along those lines is starting it from her childhood years and up, just a picture from each grade, something like that, your parents would have them I'm sure, and they would have some idea of the things she liked each year, that you could use as themes. This takes alot of time and energy though, so it might not be your best option.
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cash, nude photos, fake ID, old driver's license, gun\nporno, lottery tickets, black-mail items.
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ipod nano or iriver clix. or one of those expensive purses. or a pink razr. Those are the things my sisters, which are around the same age as your sister, want.\n\nOh if you feel like spending a little more, a laptop.
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i say save it for your daughter shell love it when shes older shell think  you gave it to her because its valuable and that its special because her mommy gave it to her and treasure it for ever
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Check to see if the college she wants to attend has a surplus inventory.  I recently encountered one that did and students could buy used computers for as little as $25.  You would want to check with their computer services department.\n\nIf the college she wants to go to does not, contact a local large college or university and ask if they have surplus, and if so how she could purchase used equipment.
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I have to disagree with some of our colleagues here at Yahoo Answers who stated that job skills are the most important things to acquire from going to college.\n\nI believe the most important thing is education. And more specifically..... learning how to teach yourself. The subject you major in is somewhat coincidental. A well-educated, well-rounded renaissance person is a blessing for his/her own life and those around them.
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If you are in college there stay there and finish college.  That is what is most important to you at this stage in life.  For can still say the you live with your mother when you are not attending college.