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College graduation season is right around the corner.
- College graduation season is just around the corner. If you know any almost-grads, now's the time to start thinking about gifts.
- There are plenty of practical gifts for grads, but if you're looking for something special and unique, you can't go wrong with gifting them an experience instead of a product.
- Experiential gifts are on the rise, and for good reason - they're fun, personal, and make for long-lasting memories. We rounded up nine experiential gifts for all kinds of college grads, from cooking classes to massages.
College graduation season is nearing and with it comes an array of emotions for young grads - along with a lot of questions about what us gift-givers should get them. Finding the right gift for a recent college graduate can be difficult. At a point in their life where so much is changing, it can be hard to gauge what presents they want or need for their future endeavors.
If you're searching for the perfect gift for the college grad in your life, you can't go wrong with giving them an experience. Experiential gifts are personal, fun, and a catalyst for unforgettable memories, which explains why more and more young people are choosing to spend their own money on experiences instead of things.
From a cooking class to help them expand their culinary skills beyond microwaving mac and cheese, to a gift card that'll bring them one step closer to their travel dreams, we rounded up a list of thoughtful activities and experiences to gift your grad.
Keep reading for nine experiential gifts any recent grad will love:
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