$50 Gift for College Grad

[starfish19]

What would you give as a gift for graduating college? Looking to spend about $50.

[dexteroni]

The only thing I can recommend on this little info is a $50 bill. Even with more info it is very likely to remain the best gift IMO.

[phoeny]

I like dexteronis answer. Or a gc to grocery store/home store.

May 14, 2012 22:32:27 GMT -5 dexteroni said:

The only thing I can recommend on this little info is a $50 bill. Even with more info it is very likely to remain the best gift IMO.

[Deleted]

cash!

[Roc A Bee]

Cash

[daringmiss]

Are they going on to grad school or getting a job? Are they moving back home or to a new city?

Gift Certificate for Target or amazon are always winners. If they are going to start working in a professional environment, a gift certificate for a nice clothing store for professional clothing is good.

[heygrey]

gift card or cash. always.

[starfish19]

Sorry I didn't give enough info. She already has a job and will be staying in the apartment she is in now. She is a Hospitality Management major.

We met in a hiking club that I'm in. She loves the outdoors.

I figured cash would be the best option but I was thinking I might try to be a little more creative!

[statlerwaldorf]

I still vote cash.

[fashionx]

I agree w/ everyone -- cash is best, especially for grads. Get a cute card with an outdoorsy theme if you can find one, but I think that cash would be most appreciated.

[BravoBravo]

Target gc or cash

[chia]

Gift card to REI?

I'm getting my cousin a nice $50 pen and a journal. I know it sounds kind of lame, but he's a writer. He lives in his parent's basement and works at Target (so I figured a Target GC is out).

[isabel]

I majored in hospitality as well. Does she have a management position? I have a hard time wanting to spend money on professional clothes, so gc are always nice. I shop at The Limited a lot.

[The Impossible Girl]

May 14, 2012 23:26:17 GMT -5 @bohememoniker said:

Since you're both outdoorsy people, it would be cute to make a "post-graduation survival kit." Include cash, a good book, etc.

:Y: I like that idea.

[gt7301b]

amazon