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While we’re still in the thick of the summer and don’t really want to be thinking about school, the part of collegiate life that’s exciting to look forward to and plan for is the dorm setup.

Nowadays, moving into a dorm is like moving into an apartment. After your U-haul truck (or, your parent’s SUV) makes it way to your building, you’ll begin to unpack under-bed storage, brand-new duvets and maybe even a coffee cart to house your Keurig, favorite mugs and go-to tumblers.

To satisfy your move-in checklist, there’s no better place to shop than Walmart. The retailer that’s notorious for the “save money, live better” way of life is dishing out a display of deals perfect for the college student embarking on their upcoming fall semester: tech, dorm essentials, supplies and more.

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Below, the Post Wanted team rounded up the top deals we recommend adding to your cart to have an even more exciting start to the school year. With these finds, you’ll feel like your home away from home isn’t too out of reach.

One of the most commonly forgotten-about dorm essentials is a printer. The Canon PIXMA All-in-One Wireless InkJet Printer is one of the very best, clad with an easy-to-install, two-cartridge hybrid ink system and front-loading 100-sheet paper tray. The best part? It’s $40 off for a limited time.

When you’re working with cramped dorm room space, a charging hub is your best bet to keep everything at an optimal battery percentage. The La Crosse Technology Wireless Charging Station also keeps everything organized, including your smartwatch.

Found: one of the best Walmart deals right now. Shop the HONEIER 2-Piece Under-Bed Storage Bags with Handles that’s less than $15 (yes, it’s not a typo). These foldable and spacious organizers will come in handy for your extra clothing and other essentials.

Take it from us: you want a mini fridge in your dorm. Of course, you’ll have to check with your dorm’s size restrictions, though the Galanz 3.3 cu ft. One-Door Mini Fridge should accommodate most universities. Not to mention, you’ll save $72 and have a spot for your water bottles and leftovers.

The Lovevook Laptop Tote with Makeup Bag is one of our favorite items on this list, due in large part to our obsession with work totes. This one can fit your laptop, making it convenient for students. This style also comes with a makeup pouch to store pencils (or, your favorite skincare).

Never have we ever spotted a more spectacular back-to-college deal on bedding. For an impressive $234 off, the Bedsure 5-Piece Twin XL Comforter Set is the ultimate value-based bundle to score. It’s one of our favorite brands we reviewed for blankets and sheets, too.

Whether you’re a college student who loves going to the gym or simply want a carry-all for weekend trips home, you can’t go wrong with the Cshidworld Foldable Duffle Bag. It has plenty of compartments, is affordable and has a chic look for a duffle bag.

We can’t recommend the Apple iPad (9th Generation) enough. It’s one of the best tools for a student to use, allowing you to study like a champ for all those nights at the library. Better yet, you can purchase the Apple Pencil to take notes on the screen.

The Ktaxon 18-Pack Shoe Boxes is a multi-purpose storage organizer that can be used for your most comfortable heels or to store odds and ends that help maximize your small dorm space. Whatever the reason, these see-through bins will become your saving grace.

Speaking of closet space, the LDC Lux Decor Collection Velvet Hangers (30-Pack) are wonderful because they help save space. We use velvet hangers, too, and we’re impressed by how much additional room they help create. Dorm savings, and closet-saving.

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