<p>for all my fellow last-minute packers, here’s my revised packing list that’s been used by thousands:</p>
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<p>as i mention in the article, you don’t need everything listed. trust yourself… you probably packed everything you really need. but the list can be used as a reference to keep you sane. =)</p>
<p>it’s probably time to bump this up for everyone!</p>
<p>I wish there was a guide like that for people coming overseas with a 2 suitcase limit, lol</p>
<p>Exactly… We need such a guide</p>
<p>Ah…yes, this is a very good list, but definitely for people who live close to the Boston area. I live far away from BU, so every year it’s the same–I try to decide what’s practically and sentimentally important and pack those things first. (In other words, I can usually live without folders, post it’s, zip lock bags, straws, napkins etc. for a week or 2. But I’m not gonna be able to buy my childhood blankie that I can’t sleep without in Boston, so I’ll need that.) I also try to decide what things I would be better off buying at home. Sometimes I save favorite games and movies to my computer, though I do take a few along. When I’ve filled up 2 checked bags and carry on, I’m done. Obviously, the best way to pack your luggage is to put the heaviest things in your carry-on, because its not weighed. If you have a scale at home, you should at least try putting on there, so you’re not pizzed off (or flustered) at the airport. As you probably know, baggage fees can get expensive. I know it’s especially tough for international students since most don’t go during the smaller breaks, but every time I go home I always end up bringing more stuff with me. </p>
<p>Overall, for a long-distance traveler, your main focus should be seasonal clothing and important documents.</p>
<p>Good idea: Make friends with someone who lives in the Boston area. My best friend and first roommate at BU was from the Boston area and offered to take my stuff home with him for the summer, until I moved into my apartment next year.</p>